HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 1, 2005

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Philadelphia Board of Health Approves Names-Based HIV Reporting System

Women's Health Chief Quits Food and Drug Administration Over Delays on "Morning After" Pill

Nebraska: New Funds Should Boost Fight Against STDs

Global Fund Supports Uganda's Actions to Address Grant Mismanagement, Expresses Hope Grants Will Be Reinstated

Chirac Announces France Will Begin Airline Tax to Provide Funding for HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria Next Year

Chinese Government, Merck Sponsor Program Recruiting HIV/AIDS Specialists to Rural Southwest China Region

VOA News Examines HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Former Soviet Union Nations

Fighting Drug Use Vital for Checking HIV/AIDS Spread in China: Vice Minister

China: NGOs Play "Outstanding" Role in Fight Against HIV/AIDS: Vice Health Minister

HIV Among Injection Drug Users in Large United States Metropolitan Areas, 1998

Lab Tests for Herpes Often Give Wrong Results

Uganda's Traditional Health Practitioners Urged to Combat AIDS

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