July 18, 2006

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Massachusetts: Needle Sales OK'd After Legislature Barely Trumps Veto

District of Columbia: Area Women With HIV Profiled in Documentary

G8 Leaders Adopt Final Communique Pledging to Finance Fight Against Infectious Diseases, Prevention Programs, Vaccine Research

Clinton Announces Plan to Provide $250,000, 23 Medical Experts to Tackle HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia

New Group of Economists, Scientists, Lawmakers to Study Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS in Asia-Pacific Region

Baltimore Sun Examines Research Linking HIV Transmission to Monkey Meat

People With HIV/AIDS Still Face Violence, Repression: Human Rights Watch

AIDS Conference Is Ramping Up

Nigeria, Clinton Foundation Sign Deal to Provide Cheap AIDS Drugs

Don't Be Ashamed of AIDS, Clinton Tells Liberia

The Value of Contraception to Prevent Perinatal HIV Transmission

Sens. Frist, Feingold at CSIS Forum Outline Proposals to Continue U.S. Global HIV/AIDS Programs Beyond PEFPAR

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