HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 19, 2005

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D.C. Council Member Demands Health Department Pay Not-for-Profits Serving HIV/AIDS Patients

HIV Hopes Ride on Therapeutic Vaccine

Departing World Bank President Wolfensohn Expresses Regret in HIV/AIDS Fight

World Bank Report Says Increasing Number of Girls Affected by HIV/AIDS, Announces Three-Year Initiative

Indian Government to Establish National Council on AIDS to Help Prevent Spread of Disease, Official Says

Medecins Sans Frontieres Urges WHO to Expedite Program to Increase Access to HIV/AIDS, Malaria, TB Drugs

Roche Says to Pull Older HIV Drug on Poor Demand

Groups Nationwide Mark First Annual National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Chinese Government Blocks Popular Web Site Containing Information About HIV/AIDS for Men Who Have Sex With Men

Pennsylvania: Teen HIV Web Site Unveiled

House Subcommittee Hears Testimony Regarding Protections for Foster Children Who Participate in Clinical Trials

Global Fund Board Could Lose Independence by Appointing Tobias to Head Policy Committee, Editorial Says

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