HIV/AIDS Newsroom: February 6, 2006

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New York Times Examines HIV Prevalence Among Blacks, Women in New York

U.S. Black Women "Unaware" of HIV Risk

Kansas: Black Church Confronts HIV, AIDS

Oklahoma: AIDS Awareness Targeted at Black Community

Michigan: Black AIDS Campaign Starts

Florida: Lakeview Center Program Aims to Raise AIDS Awareness

Texas: Free Tests to Be Offered at Area Event

Globe and Mail Examines HIV/AIDS Prevention, Education Efforts Aimed at Truckers, Commercial Sex Workers in Africa

Increased HIV-Prevention Measures Could Reduce Projected Number of New Infections Over Next Decade, Study Says

Putting Single Official in Charge of State Department's Aid Programs Might Lead to Program Cuts, Editorial Says

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