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New way to aid HIV-AIDS treatment offered
U.S. scientists say new computer-modeling methods can help resolve drug distribution delays and medical staffing problems in developing nations.
AIDS cases seen on the rise in Philippines
The Philippines
HIV spreads in NY at three times the U.S. average
New Yorkers are contracting HIV at three times the national rate, the city health department said on Wednesday, attributing the difference to New York's large population of high-risk groups such as gay men and blacks.
AIDS Crisis in Communities of Color Prompts Demand for National Plan to Fight HIV/AIDS
Public Health Advocates Deliver Demand during the Democratic National Convention Calling on Senators Barack Obama and John McCain to Support a Comprehensive National AIDS Strategy
Democrats to be Recognized in Denver for Leadership on HIV/AIDS
All Candidates for Congress Asked to Sign Pledge on AIDS and Poverty
Mexico City Journal: Lifting the Veil on AIDS in a Mexican Prison
Officially, there is no sex among the male inmates at the over-packed Oriente prison on the outskirts of the Mexican capital.
8 States Cut From System That Tracks Rate of H.I.V.
Eight states and Puerto Rico
Foreclosures Mean Crises for H.I.V. Positive Renters
Sabrina Wilson did not know she would have to move out of her Brooklyn apartment until she saw the "for sale" sign outside the building.
Travel restrictions add to HIV stigma
Restrictions prohibiting HIV-positive people from obtaining visas or permits to travel or work abroad adds to the global stigma around HIV.
Uganda: Home births hamper PMTCT programme
The number of Ugandan children becoming infected with HIV during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding remains high despite the government's ongoing rollout of services to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT).
Kyrgyzstan: Rare case of child-to-mother HIV transmission
The story of how Nasiba, 32, and her 2-year-old son, Akram, both became infected with HIV is not the familiar one of an unfaithful husband and a mother unwittingly infecting her child.
Activist, city address availability of poppers
A spate of online ads for poppers has led a longtime San Francisco activist and city health officials to address the availability of butyl and other alkyl nitrites sold in small bottles that some gay men sniff to produce a high during sex.
Managed care urged for city's Medicaid HIV/AIDS cases
The New York state Medicaid director is recommending that New York City residents with HIV/AIDS and receiving Medicaid benefits should be required to use health maintenance organizations.
AFP: New HIV infections up 45% in Philippines: official
AIDS-related infections are rising rapidly in the

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