HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 2, 2007

South Carolina Health Department to Request $3 Million Supplemental, $4.5 Million Annual Funding Increase for State ADAP, Official Says

Pennsylvania: Philadelphia to Speed HIV Screening

Canada: Make Good on AIDS Pledge -- Archbishop

Canada: "I Don?t Want to Stop:" Stephen Lewis Steps Down as the UN?s Special Envoy on HIV/AIDS in Africa

Mozambique: Doctors, Traditional Healers Face Off Over HIV

South Korea?s Ban Ki-moon Takes the Reins of the United Nations With Tough Agenda

Zimbabwe Plans Huge Increase in AIDS Drugs Rollout This Year

HIV-Positive Patients Can Do Well After Surgery

Washington: Recruiters Seeking Volunteers to Help Stop the Spread of HIV

President Bush Has Significantly Increased Aid to Africa, Including Funding for HIV/AIDS, Malaria, According to New Statistics

Progress in Fight Against Malaria, AIDS Result of Increased Focus on Accountability, Editorial Says

"Absolute Need" for Donors to Fulfill Global Fund Pledges is Organization's Most "Pressing Issue," Letter to Editor Says

PEPFAR's HIV Prevention Method "Especially Important" in "Generalized" African Epidemics, Letter to Editor Says

Contraception Access for HIV-Positive Women Should Be Boosted to Prevent Mother-to-Child Transmission, Letter to Editor Says

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