HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 6, 2005

Los Angeles Times Examines Lingering Doubts About Rare, Drug-Resistant HIV Strain in New York City

Ohio: Case Western Researcher Criticizes State's Youth Abstinence Programs

District of Columbia: Clinic's Troubles Years in Making, Whitman-Walker Slow to React

New York: Local Initiative Encourages Free AIDS Testing

Global Fund Announces $24 Million Grant to U.K. Program in China to Prevent Spread of HIV Among IDUs, Commercial Sex Workers

WHO, UNAIDS Ask Indian Government to Report Number of AIDS Deaths in Wake of Declining Number of Reported HIV Cases

Tanzanian Government to Increase Spending to Allow for Provision of Antiretroviral Drugs

Canada: Get Tested for HIV, Pamela Anderson Urges

Heterosexual Transmission of HIV in China: A Systematic Review of Behavioral Studies in the Past Two Decades

New York Times Examines How Local Governments Often Must Decide Between Using Quick or Early Detection HIV Tests

New York Times Examines Consensus Among Most Wealthy Nations to Double Aid to Africa

Tobias "Appropriate" Leader of Global Fund Policy and Strategy Committee, Letter to Editor Says

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