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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 7, 2004

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Pennsylvania: Allegheny County Board of Health to Draft Regulation Establishing Rules for Needle-Exchange Program

Teens With More Exposure to TV Sexual Content Twice as Likely to Have Sex as Those With Less Exposure, Survey Shows

Washington Post Profiles Kate Roberts, Founder of YouthAIDS

North Carolina: Durham Syphilis Rates Fall

Georgia: Living With HIV -- Speaker's Straight Talk Encourages Those Infected, Alerts Others

Long Island Newsday Examines How AIDS Orphans Affect Society in Uganda

Britain's Prince Harry Makes Documentary on AIDS in Lesotho; Film to Air on British Television Network

South Africa: Unilever Offers HIV Toolkit for Companies

Mozambique: AIDS Stripping Widows of Their Rights

Roche Files Application to Market Drug Combination to Treat HIV, Hepatitis C Co-Infected Patients

Depressive Symptoms and AIDS-Related Mortality Among a Multisite Cohort of HIV-Positive Women

U.S. Has "Moral, Medical Obligation" to Fight HIV/AIDS Among Prisoners by Providing Condoms, Opinion Piece Says

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