HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 22, 2004

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Oklahoma to Cut Funding to Some HIV Testing Clinics

Colorado: Life Improves for AIDS Patients

APEC Leaders Reaffirm Commitment to Fighting HIV/AIDS

Lack of Antiretroviral Drugs Hinders Success of HIV/AIDS Treatment Programs in Africa

Ethiopian Musicians, Politicians Record Charity Song to Raise Awareness of HIV/AIDS, Reduce Stigma

Mandela to Launch New Anti-AIDS Drive in South Africa

Canada: U.S. Funding Will Help Sustain Vancouver Intravenous Drug Users Study

Canada: Prison Watchdog Calls for Exchange of Needles Program

Australia: People With HIV More Likely to Be Below the Poverty Line

Motivational Interviewing Seeks Specific Solutions: Interventions Shift Responsibility to the Clients

Congress Passes $388 Billion Spending Bill, Including $2.9 Billion for HIV/AIDS, Other Diseases

Los Angeles Times Examines How FDA Responded to Pressure to Speed Approval Process for Antiretroviral Drugs

Generic Antiretrovirals "Best Hope" for People Living With HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries, Opinion Piece Says

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