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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: March 2, 2007
U.S. News | International News | Prevention/Epidemiology | Commentary & Opinion

Most Health Care Providers in Los Angeles County Do Not Offer HIV Tests to Latinos, Study Says
Magic Johnson Promotes HIV/AIDS Awareness, Testing in North Carolina
Studies Examine Effects of Circumcision, Hepatitis B Treatment on HIV/AIDS
Statehealthfacts.org Adds Updated Information on HIV/AIDS
California: Bono, Rep. Lee Help Raise Black AIDS Awareness
New York: Gay HIV Rates Buck City Decline

Practice of Having Multiple, Concurrent Partners Fueling Spread of HIV in Southern Africa, Washington Post Reports
Increasing Numbers of Blood Collection Centers in Parts of China Contributing to Spread of HIV, Boston Globe Reports
Indian Health Ministry Receives $3.4 Billion Budget Allocation to Expand Health Care Services, Including HIV/AIDS Programs
Germany to Focus on Fighting HIV/AIDS Among Women, Children in Africa at G8 Summit, Minister Says
Anti-Gay Discrimination Fueling HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Africa: Report
UN Urges Governments to Include Refugees in HIV Policies
AIDS Cases Soar 19 Percent in Hong Kong

WHO to Examine Circumcision Recommendations in AIDS Fight
Florida: Manatee Youth Sex Survey Eye-Opening
Missouri: Number of AIDS Hot Line Now Rings Up Sex Talk

HIV/AIDS Control Efforts Should Focus on Populations Targeted by Counterterrorism, Security Measures, Opinion Piece Says
Assumption of "Down-Low" Lifestyle Can Distort HIV/AIDS Research; Researchers Should Look at Other Reasons for Disparity, Commentary Says
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