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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: March 9, 2005

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Rhode Island: Thundermist Wins HIV/AIDS Funds

Florida: Teens Get Lessons on Living With HIV

U.K. Commission for Africa to Release Report Calling for Increased Aid, Debt Relief to Help Improve Economies, Fight AIDS

UNAIDS Urges Closer Cooperation on AIDS, Drug Policy

Singapore Minister Says New AIDS Cases Soared in 2004

CDC-Funded Clinical Trial Testing Tenofovir for HIV Prevention to Begin Next Month in Bangkok

Experimental Microbicide Might Prevent Spread of HIV, Herpes, Pilot Study Shows

Screening Injecting Drug Users for Sexually Transmitted Infections and Blood Borne Viruses Using Street Outreach and Self Collected Sampling

Taiwanese Health Dept. Considers Needle-Exchange Program to Reduce Spread of HIV Among Injection Drug Users

United Kingdom: Tories Pledge Sex Health Campaign

New Mexico: Most Schools Not Inviting Sex-Ed Group

Texas: Budget Writers Tackle Health Care Funds

International Corporations Must Approach HIV/AIDS Pandemic as "Business Challenge," Opinion Piece Says

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