HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 14, 2005

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Washington, D.C., Ranks High in Infant Mortality, HIV Prevalence; Experts Say Improvements Possible

Alabama to Cut 514 People From State's ADAP Unless State Legislature Provides $3.5 Million in Additional Funding, State Official Says

California: Region Hosts AIDS Meeting

Black-White Gap Persists in Health; CDC Study Finds Meager Progress

Thailand to Spend $40.5 Million for HIV Prevention, Treatment Programs in 2005, Health Official Says

Washington Post Examines How AIDS-Related Stigma in South Africa Affects Prevention Efforts, Access to Treatment

Mozambique to Provide Additional 12,000 HIV-Positive People With Free Antiretroviral Drugs in 2005

Complete Adherence to Antiretroviral Drug Regimens Best Way to Avoid Development of Drug-Resistant HIV, Study Says

Uganda: HIV/AIDS Prevention: Behavior Change Communication Campaign Associated With Higher Condom Knowledge

TAC, Levi Strauss, South African Entertainers Launching Campaign to Prevent Spread of HIV Among Nation's Youth

Colorado: Planned Parenthood Keeps School Role

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Reaction to Mandela's Announcement That Son Died of AIDS

Note: Because of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, there will be no Newsroom update on Monday, January 17.

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