HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 22, 2004

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Massachusetts: Police Seek Charges in Alleged Unlicensed Needle Exchange Program

Florida: Low-Cost Housing Receives $7 Million

Thailand Donates Condoms, Medicines to Myanmar

Uganda's HIV Success Questioned

Japan: Tokyo Official Wants Law to Limit Youth Sex

GlaxoSmithKline Allows Kenyan Firm to Make Cheap AIDS Drugs

Desmond Tutu's Daughter Urges More Action on AIDS

Scientists Identify Biochemical Abnormality That May Explain Link Between HIV, Dementia

Doctor, Mechanical Engineer Developing Disposable Plastic Hypodermic Needles to Prevent Spread of HIV, Hepatitis

President Bush Voices Support for Increased Funding to Fight HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria in U.N. General Assembly Speech

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