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Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

August 16, 2005

New Mexico: HIV Center Says Cases Among Hispanics, Youths Increasing

Pope Benedict to Speak at World Youth Day in Germany; Advocates to Protest Stance Against Condom Distribution

New Jersey Herald News Publishes Series, Photographs Examining Evolution of HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Ghana

Indian Generic Drug Firm Ranbaxy Announces Seven Antiretroviral Drugs Reinstated to WHO-Approved List

Venezuela: Prevention Campaign Aimed at Women and Teens

Australia: Syphilis Reaching Epidemic Status Among Gays

South African Business Slowly Wakes Up to AIDS Challenge

UN Warns of Possible HIV/AIDS Explosion in Somalia

Seventy New HIV Cases Reported in Second Quarter in Hong Kong

Molecule on Immune Cells Linked to Sexual Transmission of HIV

Study Confirms Role of Meth in HIV

Rep. Souder Protests HHS Sponsorship of Conference on Meth Use, AIDS That Promotes "Harm Reduction" Approach to Drug Use

HIV/AIDS Prevention Information Critical to Stopping Spread of Disease, Editorial Says

San Diego Union-Tribune Publishes Correction Regarding Information Contained in Editorial on Needle-Exchange Program

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