HIV/AIDS Newsroom: March 15, 2007

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New HIV Cases Decline Again in South Florida

1 in 6 New Yorkers Engages in Risky HIV Behavior: Survey

Kentucky: Daviess County Prison Workers Receiving HIV Training

New York: Partial Win for Long Island in AIDS Suit

Chinese HIV/AIDS Advocate Gao Receives Award From Vital Voices for Efforts to Fight Disease

South Africa Proposes Five-Year Plan to Reduce New HIV Cases, Increase Treatment Access

India's NACO to Provide HIV-Positive Children With Access to No-Cost Food Supplements

International Task Force Launched to Address Worldwide Shortfall in Health Workers, WHO Says

WHO Experts Seek Ways to Use Technology to Combat Spread of Counterfeit Drugs, Including Drugs for HIV/AIDS, Malaria

Eliminating Written Consent for HIV Tests Might Increase Testing Rates, Research Letter Says

Maryland: City Considers Unusual Tactic Against STDs

New Mexico: Rio Rancho Public School Board Revises Sex-Ed Policy

House Committee Considers Holding Hearings to Investigate Pricing of Abbott's Antiretroviral Norvir

Maine: Bills Would Make HIV Tests More Common

HIV/AIDS in India Complex, "Overwhelming," NEJM Perspective Says

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