July 21, 2006

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Maryland: City Offers New HIV Testing; Procedure Detects Virus Earlier, Could Identify "Hot Spots" Where It Is Spread

Dr. Mark R. Dybul Nominated to Head Global AIDS Office

California: AIDS Walk Raises $3.8 Million

Gates Foundation Pledges $900,000 to Establish HIV/AIDS Health Worker Training Facility in Africa's Great Lakes Region

Standard Times Examines How Diamond Mining Fuels Spread of HIV/AIDS in Sierra Leone

Nationwide Bus Tour Takes Aim at HIV/AIDS in Africa

Canadian Musicians Release Benefit Single for Africa's AIDS Epidemic

Australia -- Population Contextual Associations With Heterosexual Partner Numbers: A Multilevel Analysis

Canada: Teens Ignorant About STDs

Pakistan AIDS Campaign Reaches Out Through Islam

Vietnam May Get Its First Sex Education Web Site

Cayman Islands: Bars Get Free Condoms

Basketball Without Borders Teaches Teens About HIV/AIDS

Bush Addresses NAACP Convention, Pledges to Address HIV/AIDS With Organization

Transcript of Bush's Address to NAACP

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