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New York State Law Prevents New CDC Testing Recommendations From Being Implemented, New York Times Reports

Massachusetts: Advocates Critique New HIV Testing Guidelines

California: HIV Ads Embrace, and Stun, Audience

California: San Francisco AIDS Czar Resigns

Michigan: HIV Testing Set to Expand in Detroit

Illinois: College Puts Art in Action Against AIDS/HIV

India Nearly Doubles Treatment Centers Offering HIV/AIDS Drugs at No Cost, Official Says

Ireland Pledges $88.7 Million Through Clinton Foundation to Combat HIV/AIDS in Lesotho, Mozambique

Discrimination of HIV-Positive People Widespread in South Korea, Official Says

Bristol-Myers Squibb, Gilead to Sell Atripla in Canada

Is Smoking Tobacco an Independent Risk Factor for HIV Infection and Progression to AIDS?

Los Angeles Group Launches HIV/AIDS Prevention Campaign Targeting MSM

Congress Adjourns Without Approving Ryan White CARE Act Reauthorization

California Gov. Schwarzenegger Vetoes Prison Condom Distribution Bill

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