HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 20, 2005

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Rounds Up Coverage of AIDS Walk Events Nationwide

EFE News Service Examines HIV/AIDS Among Latino Residents in New York City's Bronx

Truvada Sales Drive Gilead Sciences' 58% Increase in Third-Quarter Profits

Illinois: State May Get Names of HIV-Positive

Oklahoma Drug Assistance Program Needs More Funding

Poll Shows Strong Public Support for Range of Sexual Health Practices

Truckers Ride AIDS Highway Up and Down India

Malawi Village Underscores Impact of AIDS

South Africa: A "Living Legend" Gives HIV Patients Reason to Celebrate

Who Reports Sexual Function Problems? Empirical Evidence From Britain's 2000 National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles

United Kingdom: Sex Advice for Teenagers "Must Stay Confidential"

Bush, Bono Discuss AIDS, Malaria at White House Meeting

California: County Rejects Easier Needle Sales

President Bush's Decision to Withhold UNFPA Funding Hurts Global HIV/AIDS Fight, Editorial Says

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