HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 13, 2005

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Florida Health Agency Diverted AIDS Funds to Pay for Treatment for Child With Well-Connected Parents, Report Says

Nine State ADAPs Have Waiting Lists; Six States Anticipate New, Additional Access Restrictions, NASTAD says

Arizona: March Against AIDS

Maternal Mortality, AIDS Leading Causes of Death for Women Worldwide; Investment in Gender Equality Needed, UNFPA Report Says

South African Organizations Get Slice of Bush Plan to Fight AIDS

India: In Tamil Nadu, Women Lead the War Against HIV

U.S. Gives $3 Million to Care for Terminally Ill Ugandan AIDS Patients

FDA Panel to Review Proposal to Make OraSure Technologies' Rapid HIV Test Available for At-Home Use

Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Prenatal HIV Testing

Australia: Government Ups Number of HIV Screenings for Indigenous Women

Florida: HIV Results in 20 Minutes

California: AB 547 Removes Section of State Law Regarding Emergency Declaration

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