HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 14, 2005

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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 14, 2005

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Cleveland Agencies, Groups Frustrated by Delays in Receiving HIV Test Results, People Not Returning for Results

Signs Point to Worsening HIV Epidemic in Philippines Despite Low Official Prevalence Rate, Health Officials Say

Mozambique Launches World Bank-Funded Project That Aims to Improve Media Coverage of HIV/AIDS

Recent Releases: Canadian HIV Prevention Campaign; PLoS Medicine Essay on Treatment Access; Statehealthfacts.org Updates HIV/AIDS Funding Data

Uganda Begins Investigation Into Alleged Mismanagement of Health Funds

World Risks Duplication in AIDS Vaccine Push: Expert

China Seeks to Make Condoms Accessible to All

Spaniard Goes on Trial for Infecting 276 Patients With Hepatitis C

NBA Players Depart for Kenya to Spread Anti-AIDS Message

Sexual Exposure to Blood and Behavioural Risks Among STI Clinic Patients in Cape Town, South Africa

Groups Use Little-Known Law to Challenge Federally Funded Abstinence-Only Education Programs, Say Errors in Curricula

New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidates, Black Ministers Council Discuss Needle-Exchange Programs

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