HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 8, 2004

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More Than 1,300 People on ADAP Waiting Lists in 11 States, NASTAD Report Says

Louisiana State University Getting $9 Million, 5-Year Grant for Regional STD Center

Los Angeles: County Health Officials Call for Condoms in Porn Movies

HIV, Poor Prenatal Care Contribute to High Under-Five Child Mortality Rates Worldwide, UNICEF Report Says

Rise in Angola's HIV/AIDS Prevalence "Worrying," Health Minister Says

FDA Grants Roche Priority Review Status for Drug Combination to Treat HIV, Hepatitis C Co-Infected Patients

Condom Use and Other Factors Affecting Penile Human Papillomavirus Detection in Men Attending a Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic

Australia Fed: Breath Test a Pain-Free New Alternative to Liver Biopsies

Florida Community Where Heterosexual Sex First Identified as HIV Risk Factor Still Has High HIV Prevalence, Study Says

Cheney Draws Criticism From Fla. Democrats for Response to Question About HIV, African-American Women During Debate

New Jersey Assembly Passes Two Needle-Exchange Bills; Senate Vote Could Come by End of Month

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