September 12, 2006

Statehealthfacts.org Updates FY05 HIV/AIDS Federal Funding Data

Colorado: Making Strides for AIDS Awareness

Pennsylvania: Erie County Testing for TB

Florida: Decision to Drop Mandatory Health Class May Harm Students, Teachers Say

Zimbabwe AIDS Council Drafts New Four-Year Plan to Address HIV/AIDS Epidemic

Church of England Assistant Bishop Appoints First HIV-Positive, Gay Priest

Australia: Venereal Disease on the Rise Via Unsafe Gay Oral Sex

Uganda Lets HIV/AIDS Medicine Worth $697,000 Go Out of Date

Church Leaders Advocate Improved Acceptance for HIV/AIDS Victims, Access to Medicines

WHO Urges Action on HIV/AIDS Treatment Goals

Behavioural Predictors of Subsequent Hepatitis C Diagnosis in a U.K. Clinic Sample of HIV-Positive Men Who Have Sex With Men

Thai Health Ministry Urges Married Couples to Be Tested Regularly for HIV, Adhere to ABC, Official Says

Chinese, U.S. Agencies Help Hepatitis B Prevention in Northwest China

Rep. Waters Introduces Bill That Would Require Federal Prisons to Provide HIV Tests for Inmates, Allow Inmates to Opt Out

Government Officials Worldwide Should Become More Involved in International AIDS Conferences, Opinion Piece Says

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