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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: December 5, 2006

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AIDS Cases Increasing Among Women in Kentucky; State Health Officials Plan to Launch Initiatives to Address Situation

California: Foundation Announces Grants to AIDS Groups

Kansas: $13,000 Grant Aids County in Treating TB

AIDS Fight Needs Churches, Obama Says

California: Routine HIV Testing Poses New Problems for Health Officials

Chinese Province to Require Couples to Receive HIV Tests Before Marriage

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Continues Special Report on Children Affected by HIV/AIDS

MTV Network International's Roedy Hands Over GMAI Role to CEO of South Africa Broadcasting Corporation

Canada: Federally Funded Prison Tattoo Parlors Shut Down

Doctors Without Borders Calls for Affordable Treatment on World AIDS Day

Mexico: New Walk-in Clinic in Tijuana Joins Area's Fight Against AIDS

United States: Pfizer to Expand Access to HIV Drug

Rhode Island: State Prison Doesn't Want to Distribute Condoms

Democrats Seek to Investigate Funding for Faith-Based HIV/AIDS, Abstinence Initiatives

Ryan White CARE Act Not Expected to Be Reauthorized Before Congress Adjourns This Month, Rep. Enzi, Sen. Kennedy Aides Say

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