August 11, 2005

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

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New York City Spending on HIV/AIDS Treatment Reached $193 Million in 2004, Report Says

Nine State ADAPs Have Waiting Lists; Eight States Anticipate New, Additional Access Restrictions, NASTAD Says

North Carolina: Women's Health Study Says STDs on Rise

Washington, D.C.: Williams Vows to Have Hand in AIDS Reform

North Carolina: How HIV and AIDS Adds Up

South Africa's Health Care System Will Become Overburdened by HIV/AIDS Patients, Researchers Say

Concern as Namibia Cuts HIV Disability Grants

Chlamydia trachomatis Testing in the Second British National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles: Respondent Uptake and Treatment Outcomes

New York City Launching New Sex Ed Program in Some Schools

Gen-Probe Test Receives FDA Approval

California: STD Prevention Talks

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