HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 2, 2005

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Raleigh News & Observer Examines Efforts to Increase Sales of Antiretroviral Drug Fuzeon in North America

California: Last Hurrah for Long-Standing Charity Plant Bazaar

New Hampshire: HIV/AIDS Commission Says Federal Help Working

China Might Be Concealing Lower Estimates of HIV Infections for Fear of Political Fallout, Expert Says

Libya Seen as Likely to Free Bulgarian Nurses: Report

Health Indicators Among Low-Income Women Who Report a History of Sex Work: The Population-Based Northern California Young Women's Survey

U.S. Lawmakers Agree to Foreign Aid Spending Bill With More Than Bush Requested for HIV/AIDS, Less for MCA

"Breakthrough" Finding That Circumcision Might Reduce Risk of HIV Should Be Confirmed, Pursued, Opinion Piece Says

Michigan: Save Lives -- Test for HIV

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