HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 4, 2004

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Congress Urged on District of Columbia Needle Exchange

G7 Finance Ministers End Meetings Without Debt Cancellation Plan for World's Poorest Countries But Moving Toward Deal

Belgian Development Minister Plans to Propose European Union Appoint AIDS Envoy to Coordinate E.U. Response to Pandemic

Swaziland Women March to Protest Sexual Assault, Oppression of Women That Leads to HIV Spread

Thailand Plans to Provide Generic Antiretroviral Medications to 300,000 HIV-Positive Individuals in Two Years

UN Warns on South Asia Child Sex

Mozambique's Religious Leaders Urged to Join AIDS Battle

Rwanda's Rape Victims Denied Justice 10 Years After Genocide: Rights Group

Univ. of California-Berkeley, Samoa Make Deal to Share Profits if Cloned Gene From Samoan Tree Works as AIDS Drug

Methamphetamine Users in Northern Thailand: Changing Demographics and Risks for HIV and STD Among Treatment-Seeking Substance Abusers

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