HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 6, 2005

HIV/AIDS Advocates Urge Congress to Support $303 Million Increase in Federal Funding for ADAPs

3,500 AIDS Advocates March in Washington, D.C., to Draw Attention to HIV/AIDS Pandemic

Maine: Officials Sound Warning on STD

South African Health Minister Criticizes WHO 3 by 5 Target, Says Good Nutrition as Important in HIV/AIDS Treatment as Antiretrovirals

Canada: More Than 10 Percent of 14- and 15-Year Olds Have Sex: Statistics Canada

N.C. Researchers Find Cost-Effective Way of Conducting HIV Test That Detects Virus Earlier, Could Reduce Spread of Disease

Four San Francisco HIV/AIDS Hispanic Prevention Advocacy Groups Face Nearly $1 Million Cut in City Funding

Maryland: Montgomery's Sex Education Plan Halted

FDA to Implement Guidelines Banning MSM From Donating Sperm Because of Perceived HIV Risk

Mass. Governor Opposes Nonprescription Sale of Hypodermic Needles Despite Support From State Health Dept., Legal Officials

"Enormous Barriers" Exist in Reaching WHO 3 by 5 Initiative Treatment Target, Editorial Says

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