December 12, 2005

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

U.S. News | International News | Prevention/Epidemiology | Policy & Politics

San Francisco, NYC Report False Positives From OraQuick Oral HIV Test; CDC to Issue Advisory Recommending Additional Test

Scientific Community, Conservative Groups Spar Over Human Papillomavirus Vaccine

Former Indian Sex Worker to Lead WHO-Funded Program, Pledges to Eradicate New Infections in District

China's Human Trials of AIDS Vaccine Going "Smoothly": Researcher

Doctors in Haiti Fight Superstition, Poverty in War Against AIDS

Ireland: State Plan Urged to Combat Massive Rise in Sexual Diseases

Relief Group Says World Trade Organization Rules for Drug Patents Hurt AIDS Patients in China

Myanmar Reports Slight Fall in HIV Rate, Seeks Outside Help: Report

Married Women in Cambodia Often Unable to Negotiate Condom Use, Refuse Sex, Report Says

Global AIDS Coordinator Document Provides Guidelines for Funding That Would Increase Amount Spent on Abstinence, Fidelity

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