January 20, 2006

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

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Los Angeles Times Examines Drug Resistance in HIV-Positive People Who Have Undergone Monotherapy

Georgia: Local Clinics Split Over HIV Test

New York: Lesbian AIDS Advocate Named Interim Chief

U.S. Rep. Smith Urges African Nations to Promote Home Visits as HIV Control Strategy

U.S., Vietnam Health Ministry Sign 2006-2008 Action Plan for PEPFAR-Funded Programs

Condom Use in Incarcerated Adolescent Males: Knowledge and Practice

No Longer Routine; Circumcision Rates Decline Nationally, Albeit More Slowly in Midwest

Thailand Sends 50,000 Condoms to Africa

Rice Nominates Tobias to Be Administrator of USAID, Foreign Assistance Director; Restructuring Questioned by Some Staff, Advocates

New Jersey: Legislators Pull Suit as Time Runs Out on Needle Exchange Order

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