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New York Counties File Lawsuit Against HHS to Prevent Funding Cuts Under Ryan White CARE Act Reauthorization Bill

Bill Mandating HIV Tests for Released, Paroled Prison Inmates Passes in Arkansas; Similar Legislation Stalls in Kentucky

New Mexico: ACLU Cries Foul Over Rio Rancho Sex Ed Policy

Florida: Health Fairs Scheduled in Belle Glade, Clewiston

International Narcotics Control Board Hindering HIV/AIDS Control Efforts, Should Be Independently Reviewed, Report Says

HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria Could Destabilize Kenya's Social, Economic Sectors, Report Says

Mexican Supreme Court Rules Law That Allowed Armed Forces to Expel HIV-Positive Soldiers Unconstitutional

UN Food Agency Plans Big Cuts in Zambia Aid

Kenya's Anglican Church Launches Plan to Combat AIDS, TB, Malaria

Two Experimental Drugs Aimed at Controlling Viral Loads Among HIV-Positive People Who Have Developed Drug Resistance Show Promise, Researchers Say

Researchers Reduce Malaria Incidence in HIV-Positive Children by Providing Antibiotic, ITNs, Study Says

No Unapproved Tenofovir Use in Gay Clubs

Dominican Prostitutes, Facing AIDS Crisis, Test Experimental Vaccine

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