May 26, 2006

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California: AIDS Group Presses for More Housing

"The Age of AIDS," Tuesday and Wednesday on PBS' "Frontline"

$25 Billion to $70 Billion in Additional Annual Aid Needed to Achieve HIV/AIDS Goals, Other Health-Related MDGs by 2015, World Bank Report Says

Independent Online Examines UNICEF's HIV Prevention Education Efforts for Myanmarese Children Unable to Remain in School

India: Ranbaxy Says Four More HIV Drugs Make It to WHO's Safe List

German Soccer Star to Raise Awareness for UNAIDS Agency

Austria: HIV/AIDS Charity Gala Raised More Than $1.28 Million

Scientists Confirm That HIV Originated in Wild Chimpanzees, Study Says

Kenya Improving Access to Vertical HIV Transmission-Prevention Services, Official Says

California: Needle Exchange Rejected

Palm Beach County's Guatemalan Mayan Community Raises HIV Awareness

House Appropriations Committee Approves Funding for Millennium Challenge Corporation, President's International AIDS Program, Global Fund

Note: Because of a U.S. holiday, no news update will be published on Monday, May 29, 2006.

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