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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: March 4, 2005

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U.S. News

Increase in Demand for Two Antiretroviral Drugs Might Exceed Supply, Wall Street Journal Reports

Maryland: AIDS Programs Target a Surprising Group Making Up a Growing Percentage of New Cases in the State


International News

More Than 80 Million Africans Might Die From AIDS-Related Cases by 2025; Almost $200 Billion Needed to Combat Disease, UNAIDS Report Says

Open Letter From Advocates Urges U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs Not to Withdraw From Needle-Exchange Programs

Mandela to Receive Honorary Doctorate From Swedish University for HIV/AIDS Work

South Africa Awards Tenders to Speed Up Rollout of AIDS Drugs

In India, Sex Trade Fuels HIV's Spread

Hepatitis C Rate May Be Underestimated in UK

United States Announces Increase in AIDS Funding for Mozambique


Medical News

Mouse "Model" of AIDS Mimics Human Disease


Prevention/Epidemiology

Indiana: More Young People Getting AIDS


Commentary & Opinion

United States Has Strong Commitment to Fighting Global AIDS, Tobias Says

Wall Street Journal Columnist Examines Criticism of Population Services International's Approach to HIV/AIDS Prevention


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