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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 21, 2006

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Arizona: El Rio Gets $2.5 Million for Minority AIDS Care

Number of People Worldwide Living With HIV/AIDS Increases in All Regions; Nearly 40 Million People Have Virus, UNAIDS/WHO Report Says

India Must Work to Control Spread of HIV in 2007, Gates Foundation Official Says

Rising Illicit Injection Drug Use in Afghanistan Might Contribute to Spread of HIV, Health Official Says

Zimbabwe Has World's Highest Number of Orphans Per Capita, UNICEF Official Says

Reproductive Health Agendas Hampered by Global Focus on HIV/AIDS Programs, Controversies Over Abortion, Other Issues, Panel Says

Unsafe Sex Mainly to Blame for Rise in South Korean HIV Infections

Africa Still Hardest Hit by HIV/AIDS, Women in Frontline

UN Highlights Asians' Risky Behavior With HIV/AIDS

HIV Up 20-Fold in Less Than 10 Years in Eastern Europe, Central Asia

Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis as a Cause of Death in Patients Co-Infected With Tuberculosis and HIV in a Rural Area of South Africa

California: Possible Presidential Contenders to Get HIV Tests to Fight Stigma

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