HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 27, 2005

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Washington, D.C., Health Dept. Director Announces Plan to Assure City Pays Not-For-Profits Serving HIV/AIDS Patients on Time

New York City to Pay AIDS Group in Settlement

Clinton Announces New Program to Train 150,000 Indian Doctors; India's HIV Statistics Disputed

Key Groups in Anti-AIDS Fight Aim for Unity

At Least 30,000 Rwandan Children Need Antiretroviral Drugs

England Soccer Stars Fight AIDS in Malawi

Estimates of Primary and Secondary Syphilis Rates in Persons With HIV in the United States, 2002

Sen. Coburn Revives Tradition of STD Lecture for Young Congressional Staff Members

Indiana: School District Calls Off Student Sex Survey

Congress Should Vote Down CAFTA Because of Patent Protections on Drugs, Including Antiretrovirals, Opinion Piece Says

Rotary International Should Focus on HIV/AIDS Pandemic After Helping in Effort to Eradicate Polio, Opinion Piece Says

Note: Because of a holiday in the United States, no HIV/AIDS Newsroom Update will be published on Monday, May 30.

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