July 5, 2006

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California Supreme Court Rules That Withholding Sexual History Can Be Grounds for Lawsuits Involving HIV Transmission

Wall Street Journal Examines HIV/AIDS Advocates' Concerns About Routine HIV Testing

Pennsylvania: Magee Group to Study Microbicides for Blocking HIV Virus

Toronto Star Examines U.N. Envoy Lewis' Campaign to Create New Women's Agency Within U.N.

Indian Government Sets Up Committee to Investigate Validity of UNAIDS' Estimate of 5.7 Million HIV Cases in Country

Global Fund Seeks to Cast Wider AIDS Finance Net

Preventing HIV in Asian Injecting Drug Users Could Help Curb AIDS Epidemic: UN

Europe Approves New Formulation of Abbott HIV Drug

Iranian Journalist Banned for Five Years Over AIDS Article

Refocusing Health Promotion for Syphilis Prevention: Results of a Case-Control Study of Men Who Have Sex With Men on England's South Coast

Gates Should Fund Education, Public Health Programs in Washington, D.C., Opinion Piece Says

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