HIV/AIDS Newsroom: February 16, 2005

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KNOW HIV/AIDS Campaign Considers Reworking Its Messages After Discovery of Rare HIV Strain

Experts Continue to Question Implications of Detection of Rare, Drug-Resistant HIV Strain

Utah: Link Among Meth, HIV and Hepatitis to Be Examined at Summer Conference

New Mexico: HIV, AIDS Group Gains Approval

Antiretroviral Drug Regimen Guide Published; Global Fund Approves Additional Funding for Existing Grants

Canada: Public Health Agency Seeks Genetic Info From U.S. on New Resistant HIV Strain

South Africa AIDS Activists Step Up Pressure on Government

HIV/AIDS Rate in South African Army Between 17 and 23 Percent: Minister

Children's AIDS Fund Received PEPFAR Grant Despite Expert Committee's Ruling That Request Was "Not Suitable for Funding"

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