May 15, 2006

STDs on Rise in Northeast Florida

Maryland: Johns Hopkins Launching Center for Global Health

HIV-Positive Inmates in South African Prison to Receive Access to ARVs After Hunger Strike

Russia: Moscow Hosts Key AIDS Conference

UN Lauds Progress in Kenya's Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Russia Has 351,000 HIV-Infected: Chief Sanitary Doctor

Actress Naomi Watts Named United Nations AIDS Envoy

Young Girls Could Be in Line for Vaccine to Stop Cervical Cancer

Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Pregnant Women Attending an Antenatal Clinic in Fuzhou, China

HIV Prevalence Increases Among IDUs in Pakistan; Harm Reduction Policies Must Be Implemented, Report Says

CDC to Investigate How Conference Panel on STIs, Abstinence Education Was Formed, Official Says

Bush Administration's Overseas HIV/AIDS Funding Focus on Abstinence-Until-Marriage Programs Is "Dangerous Strategy," Editorial Says

Routine Testing for HIV Makes "Good Sense" to Help Curb Epidemic, Editorial Says

Talking, Writing About Living With HIV/AIDS Difficult, Valuable, Journalist Says

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