HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 26, 2005

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FDA Approves Generic Antiretroviral Drug Combination, Allowing PEPFAR to Purchase Drugs for Use in Developing Countries

Viacom, Kaiser Family Foundation Launch Third Year of Know HIV/AIDS Campaign With Six New PSAs

Living in Disadvantaged Urban Neighborhoods Increases Likelihood of Injection Drug Use, HIV Infection, Study Says

New York: Bombshell -- City Lacks AIDS Housing

UNAIDS Pressing African Countries to Improve HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs, Accelerate Treatment

Botswana's HIV Prevalence Declining Because of Education Campaign, Drug Program, Survey Finds

United Kingdom: Schools "Ignoring" Sex Education

UN Warns of HIV/AIDS in Thailand's Tsunami-Hit Provinces

Almost 63 Percent of Indian Injections Unsafe: Study

The Cost of Inaction on HIV Transmission Among Injection Drug Users and the Potential for Effective Interventions

President Bush Ahead of Congressional Black Caucus Meeting Tells Black Leaders That Fighting HIV/AIDS in Africa Still a Priority

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