HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 9, 2005

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Los Angeles-Based Minority AIDS Project in Danger of Closing Without Substantial Funding Increase, Founder Says

Officials Discuss Continuing Services for HIV/AIDS Patients of Washington, D.C.-Based Whitman-Walker Clinic

Global Fund Needs $9 Billion to Meet Current, Future Commitments, Executive Director Says

World Bank President Wolfowitz to Travel to Africa to Assess Poverty Alleviation, HIV/AIDS Programs

Libyan Court Acquits Police Officers, Physician of Torturing Bulgarian Nurses to Confess to Infecting Children With HIV

Global Fund Grant to Russia to Boost AIDS Drugs

China's Migrant Workers at High AIDS Risk: Expert

Mexico Launches Antihomophobia Campaign in Effort to Encourage More People to Undergo HIV Testing

Science Hopes to Give Women New Tools Against AIDS

Malaysian Politician Says Only Married Drug Users Should Get Free Condoms

Florida: Hip-Hop Event to Promote Abstinence

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