HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 24, 2004

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New York City to Offer Free HIV Testing to Homeless Men, Mayor Bloomberg Announces

Oklahoma: AIDS Walk Tops $25,000

United Kingdom Forwards $5.3 Million to Global Fund to Address Funding Shortfall

HIV Prevalence Among Pregnant Women in South Africa Increasing More Slowly Than in 1990s, Survey Says

Stricter Anti-AIDS Measures Needed for Indian Blood Banks: Minister

Canada: Safe Injection Site Visited by 600 Users Daily "Exceeding Expectations": Report

Not-for-Profit Group to Announce Deal With GSK Allowing Testing of AIDS Drugs as Microbicides

Senate Approves FY 2005 Foreign Aid Bill, Including $2.4 Billion for AIDS, TB, Malaria Programs

Scientific Decisions, Including HIV/AIDS Policies, "Subjected to Political Tests" by Bush Administration, Opinion Piece Says

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