HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 6, 2005

International News

South African HIV/AIDS Assistance Programs Might Cause Some People to Sacrifice Health for Benefits, Aid Workers Say

AIDS IMPACT Conference in South Africa Begins With Theme of Social Issues Related to HIV/AIDS

PEPFAR to Contribute $84 Million in 2005 to Fight HIV/AIDS in Zambia

Global Fund Approves $10.3 Million HIV/AIDS Grant for Zimbabwe; Technical Details Remain

Children Risk HIV Infection Through Contaminated Instruments, Breast Milk at Hospitals in South African Province, Study Says

Central American AIDS Advocates Hope U.S. Congress Votes Against CAFTA, Say Pact Could Threaten Treatment Access

Britain Pledges Funds for Anti-HIV Gel Trials

Africa: 20 Million AIDS Orphans by 2010 -- Lewis

Swaziland: More Than Half Young Adult Swazis Have HIV -- Survey

China: AIDS-Afflicted Province Takes New Measures Against Epidemic

Thailand: About 1,000 Activists Protest U.S.-Thailand Free Trade Talks

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