HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 3, 2005

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Judge Dismisses Suit Alleging Creator of AIDS Memorial Quilt Wrongfully Fired From Names Project Foundation

California: ADAP Receives Funding Boost

Pact Is Reached to Develop Anadys's Hepatitis Drug

HIV/AIDS Pandemic Outpacing Efforts to Curb Its Spread, Annan Says at U.N. General Assembly High-Level Meeting

New York Times Examines How HIV/AIDS Pandemic Contributes to Earlier Sexual Activity, Less Education for African Girls

Brazil's Lower House Approves Bill Suspending All Patents on Antiretroviral Drugs

Japanese Who Thought It Couldn't Happen Here Suddenly Confront a Surge in AIDS Cases

At Least 16 People Infected With HIV After Blood Transfusions in China

Malaysian Health Minister Considering Program to Provide Free Needles, Condoms to Injection Drug Users to Reduce HIV Spread

Milkmen to Deliver Condoms in Southern India

Texas: A New Pitch to Wait for Sex

N.H. Governor Signs Bill Creating Legislative Oversight Committee for State HIV/AIDS Services

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