HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 16, 2005

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First Lady Bush Urges Education, Compassion to Fight HIV/AIDS; African First Ladies Launch Campaign to Fight Disease Among Children

Oral Sex Prevalent Among Teens

Illinois: $2.5 Million for HIV Fight; Education, Testing Efforts to Target Blacks

Illinois Extends ADAP to Katrina Evacuees

AIDS Coalition Plans Caravans Across U.S.

World Bank Provides $32 Million for HIV/AIDS Programs in Rwandan Province

UNAIDS Executive Director Piot Says He Is "Hopeful But Not Yet Optimistic" About Curbing HIV/AIDS Pandemic

More Than $200 Million Pledged at Clinton Global Initiative for HIV/AIDS, Development Projects Worldwide

Canada: Invitation Goes Out for Prince Edward Island AIDS Walk

A Community-Based Study of Hepatitis B Infection and Immunization Among Young Adults in a High-Drug-Use Neighborhood in New York City

North Carolina: HIV Message Designed for Latinos

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