HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 29, 2007

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California: Uproar Over Ban on Gays' Blood; Teen Tries to Donate, Fuels Debate of Policy

British PM Blair, Musician Bono Call on Countries, Corporations to Fulfill Pledges to Africa, Including HIV/AIDS Commitments

China to Launch HIV/AIDS Prevention Campaign Focusing on Migrant Workers

Uganda AIDS Commission Announces Plans to Test 500,000 Annually, Provide Treatment for 90% of HIV-Positive People by 2012

India: Swiss Drug Case Threatens Developing World, Says Doctors Without Borders

United Kingdom: Young Women "Complacent Over HIV"

Thailand Allows Generic Versions of AIDS, Heart Drugs

Characteristics of Persons With Heterosexually Acquired HIV Infection, United States 1999-2004

Caribbean Summit on HIV/AIDS "Long Overdue," Opinion Piece Says

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