HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 12, 2005

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Health Officials Having Difficulty Fighting High Rates of HIV/AIDS, STDs in Southern U.S. States

Tobias Names Mark Dybul as Deputy U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator

Health Affairs Focuses on Vaccines, Features Interview With Thompson; Kaiser Family Foundation Describes Media Campaigns

Journals Focus on HIV/AIDS Law, Epidemic in India; Fact Sheet on HIV/AIDS in India; Guide for Living With HIV; Essay on AIDS Statistics

STD Rates Remain High in San Francisco

Alabama: Students Help Students Learn About AIDS

New York: Local HIV Care Network Plans Candlelight Memorial

Vitamin Advocate Rath Runs Ad in New York Times Calling AIDS Drugs Toxic; Harvard Researchers, U.N. Attack Ad's Statements

Chinese Government, Merck Partner to Launch HIV/AIDS Prevention, Treatment Project

More Companies Realizing Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS, Addressing Disease in Workplace, Financial Times Reports

South African Radio Program Examines Infidelity as Underlying Cause of Country's HIV/AIDS Pandemic, "The World" Reports

UNAIDS Names Deborah Landey as New Deputy Executive Director

Without Drugs, HIV Patients in Myanmar Turn to Meditation, Herbs

Expansion of AIDS Centers Needed to Prevent Spread of HIV in Russia

HHS Revises Web Site Aimed at Helping Parents Talk to Teens About Sex Education Issues After Groups Complain About Bias

Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation, Johnson & Johnson to Initiate Programs to Prevent Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV in 7 Countries

City of Chicago Launches Campaign to Curb Meth Use

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