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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 27, 2005

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Washington: Locals Join HIV/AIDS Caravan

Suit Filed Over Medical Care at Florida Jail

Maryland: Odenton Health Center Closed for Renovation

Globe and Mail Profiles Clinic Established by Dignitas, Malawi Government That Provides Antiretroviral Treatment

UN Report: Disease, Aging Workers and Labor Migration Threaten the Public Sector

Stigma, Ignorance Increase Risk of Spreading AIDS in Sudan

European Commission Approves Boehringer Ingelheim's Protease Inhibitor Aptivus to Treat Drug-Resistant HIV

Phase II Trial Shows Tanox's Experimental Entry Inhibitor Lowers HIV Viral Loads in Treatment-Experienced Patients

Access to Reproductive Health Services May Facilitate HIV Treatment

After Years of Decline, Syphilis on Rise in Virginia

Oklahoma: Adolescents Face Infertility Danger With Disease

Senate Rejects Coburn Spending Bill Amendment to Transfer $60 Million From CDC Construction, Renovation Project to ADAP

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