HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 19, 2005

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New Mexico Health Officials Concerned That Residents, Especially Hispanics, Do Not Undergo Regular HIV Testing

Report Examines Treatment of HIV-Positive Injection Drug Users

New Jersey: Princeton Students Who Say "No" and Mean "Entirely No"

Kansas: AIDS Walk Raises More Than $250,000

Libyan Officials Deny Reports of Trade Embargo Over Case Involving Bulgarian Nurses Who Allegedly Infected Children With HIV

South African Activists Take On AIDS "Dissident"

Teens' Stress Begins Before a Parent With HIV Dies

Human Genome Sciences Inc. Says Study Showed Hepatitis-C Drug Showed Positive Results

California Should Adopt Legislation Permitting Condom Distribution in Prisons, Opinion Piece Says

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