HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 2, 2004

Illinois Health Department Program Providing Free Flavored Condoms Draws Criticism From State Officials

District of Columbia: Many With HIV/AIDS Won't Get Flu Shots

Louisiana: AIDS Programs Suffering in Cash Shortage

Election Results Show Botswanan President Mogae's Party Wins Majority in National Assembly

AIDS Session Focuses on Africa

U.S. Grants Uganda $200 Million for HIV/AIDS

Ethiopian Church Leaders Launch Anti-AIDS Campaign

AIDS May Hurt Tanzania's Productivity: Expert

Pharmaceutical Companies Release Study Results of New Antiretroviral Drugs at ICAAC Conference

Vaccine Gives Long-Lasting Protection Against Cervical Cancer, Latest Study Shows

HIV Prevalence Among Mexican Migrant Workers Three Times as High as General U.S., Mexican Populations, Studies Show

Liver Cancer Fastest Growing Cancer in U.S. -- Report

Kerry Victory Would "Profoundly" Affect World's Response to HIV/AIDS, U.N. Envoy for AIDS in Africa Says

Condom Use Regulation Among Indonesian Sex Workers "Enormous Opportunity" to Curb HIV Spread, Opinion Piece Says

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials, Letter to Editor on Needle-Exchange Programs

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