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August 12, 2005

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Conference to Highlight "Comprehensive Care" for Meth Users

Mozambique's HIV Prevalence Rate Increases to 16.2%, Health Minister Says

Chinese Government Launches First HIV/AIDS Training Center in Yunnan Province

Newsweek International Edition Interviews Global Business Coalition CEO Richard Holbrooke on Status of HIV/AIDS Worldwide

South African National Defense Force Puts Best Foot Forward in War on AIDS Pandemic

Anti-Convulsant Might Help Eliminate Dormant HIV-Infected Cells, Study Says; Scientists Say Finding Could Lead to HIV Cure

Family Health International Ends Viread Clinical Trial in Cameroon

Social and Geographic Distance in HIV Risk

U.S. Group That Provides HIV Prevention Services to Commercial Sex Workers Abroad Sues USAID Over Loss of Grant

Little River, Arkansas, Group Begins Outreach Program

California: CARE Act Changes Could Cost San Francisco $9 Million

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