September 14, 2006

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Hawaii: Teen Drug Use Falls, Survey Shows

California: Representative Lee Schedules AIDS Forum

New York: AIDS Ride Generates $190,000

Fortune Magazine Profiles Former President Clinton, the Clinton Foundation, Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative

Zimbabwean Antiretroviral Drug Manufacturers Seeking WHO Certification to Receive U.N. Funding

Cost-Effectiveness of HIV Treatment in Resource-Poor Settings -- The Case of Cote d'Ivoire

South Africa: All Babies Should Have HIV Tests, Says Expert

South Africa: State Finally Outlines Prison HIV/AIDS Plan

Adherence to Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Assessed by Pharmacy Claims Predicts Survival in HIV-Infected South African Adults

Vietnam Launches Country's First HIV Prevention Campaign Aimed at Youth

Michigan: Bill Calls for Cancer Vaccine for Sixth-Grade Girls

South Carolina: Vaccine Adds Another Angle to "The Talk"

New Jersey: Needle Exchange May Be Headed to Senate

The Shining Example Set By Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Contribution

We'll Know By the Next International AIDS Conference Whether We Can Deliver AIDS Care Globally

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