HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 17, 2005

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Los Angeles County AIDS Office Director Demoted Following Investigation of Role in Fundraising for Mayoral Candidate

ACLU Lawsuit Alleges That Abstinence-Only Program Uses Federal Funds to Promote Christianity

Indiana: AIDS Task Force Shifts Location, Expands Mission

Tanzania Receives $157 Million From Global Fund for AIDS, Malaria Initiatives

HIV/AIDS Advocates Urge Brazil to Keep Pledge, Break Antiretroviral Patents

Global Sex Workers Meet in Montreal to Discuss Challenges Like HIV Prevention

Zambia to Host First Ladies AIDS Conference

Community Planning, HIV Prevention, and a Needs Assessment for Men Who Have Sex With Men: The South Beach Health Survey

Senate Special Committee on Aging Hears Testimony on Growing Number of HIV-Positive People Older Than 50

Washington Post Examines Bush Administration's Increased Focus on Funding for Faith-Based Poverty, HIV Education Programs

U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Seen as Influential But Thinks His Contribution Is "Limited," Opinion Piece Says

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