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August 29, 2005

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Houston Chronicle Profiles New AIDS Foundation Houston CEO

U.S. Postal Service Issuing Arthur Ashe Stamp

Chinese, American AIDS Researchers Sign Pact

Uganda's AIDS Program Faces Crisis: Activists Urge Leaders to Make More Condoms Available

Survey Finds Vietnamese Youth Start Having Sex Late, Reject Gays, but Know About AIDS

Australia: Dirty Needles Spreading Hepatitis C in Jail

Thailand: Children With HIV Still Facing Rejection

Myanmar Vows to Continue AIDS Projects Despite Fund's Withdrawal

Uganda: More Than 1,000 Ugandans Die From Diseases Each Week in Camps for Homeless People

Access and Utilization of HIV Treatment and Services Among Women Sex Workers in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

OAS Fights U.S. Deportation of Convicted Drug Dealer With AIDS, Argues That Life-Saving Drugs Unavailable in Native Jamaica

USAID Should Restore Funding for HIV Prevention Program in Central America, Opinion Piece Says

Detroit Mayor, Mayoral Candidate Should End Their "Deadly, Shameful Silence" on HIV/AIDS, Opinion Piece Says

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