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HIV Prevention Efforts in Five African Countries Not Reaching At-Risk Groups, Report Says

Report Estimates Significant Impact of Widespread Circumcision Effort in Botswana

Thai HIV/AIDS Advocates Urge Increased Treatment Access for IDUs

Legislation Needed To Boost HIV/AIDS Efforts in Solomon Islands, Health Official Says

Researchers Plan To Target Immune Cells Responsible for Eluding Antiretroviral Treatment

Farmer Still Under Consideration for Obama Administration Position, Takes Harvard Medical School Appointment

About 0.59% of Vietnamese Fishery Workers are HIV-Positive, Prevalence Could Rise by 2013, Survey Says

About 75% of People in Rwanda Who Have Experienced Discrimination Are HIV-Positive, Survey Finds

Thailand Aims To Halve New HIV Cases by 2011, Prime Minister Says

Fishing Industry Contributing to Spread of HIV Around Africa's Lake Victoria

'Complacency,' 'Stigma' Hindering Efforts To Reduce HIV/AIDS in Black Communities, Opinion Piece Says

California Gov. Schwarzenegger's Plan To Reduce State Spending Includes Cuts to HIV/AIDS Services

Advocates at Kenya Conference Explore New Strategies To Combat HIV/AIDS in Africa

South African Health Minister To Launch PMTCT Plan

World Cup Campaign To Build Centers To Provide HIV/AIDS Education, Other Services to At-Risk African Youth

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