HIV/AIDS Newsroom: February 16, 2007

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Washington, D.C., to Distribute 250,000 Condoms as Part of HIV Prevention Efforts

AIDS Healthcare Foundation to Petition FDA to Reject Pfizer's Request to Sell Erectile Dysfunction Drug Without Prescription

Abstinence-Only Sex Ed Finds Few Scientific Fans

Number of New HIV Cases in Wisconsin Rises 9 Percent in 2006

Indian Court Hears Arguments in Case Against Country's Patents Act

HIV/AIDS Advocate Gao Remains Under House Arrest Despite Abandoning Plans to Accept Award in U.S.

Starpharma Gets U.S. Grant for HIV and Genital Herpes Trial

Scientists Discover Vulnerable Area on HIV That Could Lead to Development of HIV/AIDS Vaccine

United Kingdom: Management of a Syphilis Outbreak in Street Sex Workers in East London

Bush Signs FY 2007 $463 Billion Spending Bill That Allocates $1.3 Billion Increase to Fund International HIV/AIDS, TB Programs

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