HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 18, 2005

Overall U.S. HIV Incidence Stable But Significant Racial Differences Still Exist, CDC Data Show

HIV/AIDS Review Journal to Launch in January 2006

Michigan: People With HIV to Lose Provider of Food, Housing

Colorado: Dentist's Office Gives, Brings Smiles to Patients Living With HIV/AIDS

China Denies Reports of Plans to Build Prisons for HIV-Positive Inmates

CBS' "60 Minutes" to Profile Bono's Efforts to Involve Conservative Christians in Global HIV/AIDS Fight

AIDS May Help Spread of Bird Flu

Prostitutes, Vendors Scrounge on Zimbabwe Roads

Estonia's HIV Positives Set Up Association

Two Tests Cut Cervical Cancer Risk in Poor Countries

STD Risk Behavior Assessment Found Easier Using Computer

New York: HIV Stats Stagger; Black Gay Prevention Panel Offers Sobering Insights

Illinois: Howard Brown Health Center Starts Crystal Meth Program

PRI's "The World" Interviews Surgeon General Carmona on Efforts to Raise U.S. Awareness of Global Health Threats

House Should Restore $100 Million for Global Fund in HHS Appropriations Bill, Editorial Says

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