December 16, 2005

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

U.S. News | International News | Medical News | Prevention/Epidemiology | Commentary & Opinion

Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center Discontinues Use of OraQuick Oral HIV Test After False-Positive Results

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Examines Debate Over Drug Recycling Programs, Georgia's "Underground Network" for HIV Patients

CDC Recommends New Blood Test for TB

U.S. Judge Orders Serono to Pay $704 Million to Settle Fraud Allegations

AID Atlanta Executive Director to Step Down

NGO Medicos do Mundo Provides First HIV Tests on West African Island of Principe

Federation of Red Cross, Red Crescent Societies Appeals for $333 Million to Fund Programs, Including HIV/AIDS Relief

European Union Warns That HIV Cases on the Increase in Europe

Relationships of Deterrence and Law Enforcement to Drug-Related Harms Among Drug Injectors in U.S. Metropolitan Areas

Chicago Tribune Examines Advocates' Efforts to Change Sexual Behavior, Attitudes of South African Men to Curb Spread of HIV

New Mexico: Program Targets Teen Birth Rate

HIV and Smoking: Burning Up Lives

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