HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 15, 2005

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California: Latino AIDS Cases Rising

Four Former Top Executives Are Indicted for Kickbacks

Female-Controlled Microbicide to Prevent HIV Infection Could Be Available in Three to Four Years, Piot Says

South African Health Minister Tshabalala-Msimang Defends Group Claiming Vitamins Can Prevent AIDS-Related Death

About 20% of Southern African Farm Workers Will Die of AIDS-Related Causes by 2020, Researchers Say

Number of AIDS-Related Deaths in Ethiopia Could Reach 1.8 Million by 2008, Report Says

Resting CD4+ T Cells Have Protection Against HIV, But Protection Fails When Cells Become Active, Study Shows

The Rate of Serious Bacterial Infections Among HIV-Infected Children With Immune Reconstitution Who Have Discontinued Opportunistic Infection Prophylaxis

Alabama Senate Approves Emergency Funding That Would Help 200 HIV-Positive Patients Maintain ADAP Coverage

CAFTA's Patent Protection Clauses "May Be Death Sentence" If Access to Low-Cost AIDS Drugs Threatened, Opinion Piece Says

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