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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 1, 2005

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145 Advocacy Groups Send Letter to HHS Secretary Criticizing Government Sex Ed Web Site as Biased, Inaccurate

Former Pres. Clinton Receives 2005 Carter Award for Humanitarian Contributions for Work in Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Judge Ends Litigation Between ACLU and Mississippi Over HIV-Positive Inmates

Massachusetts: City Council Declares State of Emergency for Communities of Color

First Cases of Rare STD Reported Among MSM in United Kingdom

India Government, NGOs Adopt "Delhi Commitment" to Protect, Support Children Affected by, Vulnerable to HIV/AIDS

HIV-Positive Guatemalans Protest New Law Supporting CAFTA, Providing Greater Protection for Patented Drugs

New Web Resource for HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria

Benin: HIV/AIDS Patients to Get Free Drugs

Methamphetamine-Using HIV-Positive Men Who Have Sex With Men: Correlates of Polydrug Use

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