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Bush Administration’s ‘Controversial’ Abstinence-Only Education Initiative ‘Catching On,’ New York Times Reports

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Feb. 28, 2002
Elizabeth Glaser Foundation, Denver Sports Teams Donate $10,000 to Buy Infant Formula for South Africans

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Feb. 28, 2002
German Company Expands Plants Aiming to be ‘Biggest Condom Maker’ in World by 2004

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Feb. 28, 2002
U.N. Narcotics Board Calls for Additional Study of Medical Marijuana

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Feb. 28, 2002
CORRECTION

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Feb. 27, 2002
Kaiser Family Foundation Study Examines Impact of California Law Authorizing Syringe-Exchange Programs

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Feb. 27, 2002
Merck’s Experimental AIDS Vaccine Demonstrates Promise in Early Human Trials

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Feb. 27, 2002
Cerus, Baxter Developing Product That Destroys Bacteria, Viruses in Individual Units of Blood

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Feb. 27, 2002
Bush Administration Plans Shift in AIDS Prevention Funds to ‘Confront Behavioral Aspects,’ Evertz Says

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Feb. 27, 2002
Nigeria ‘Quietly’ Launches Generic AIDS Drug Program

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Feb. 27, 2002
South African Catholic Bishops Criticize Group’s Campaign Against Church’s Stance on Condoms

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Feb. 27, 2002
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Workplace Health Risks Under ADA; Hepatitis, HIV Advocates ‘Closely Following’ Case

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Feb. 27, 2002
Growing Student Global AIDS Campaign Holds Conference at Indiana University

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Feb. 27, 2002
CLARIFICATION

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Feb. 27, 2002
Australian Territory Temporarily Shelves Proposed Ban Prohibiting Residency for HIV-Positive Individuals

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Feb. 27, 2002
Gauteng Premier Never Promised Nevirapine Roll-Out, Spokesperson Says

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Feb. 26, 2002
Half of 1M Americans With HIV Do Not Know of Infection, Do Not Seek Care

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Feb. 26, 2002
No Proven Correlation Between Hawaii’s Needle-Exchange Program and Possible Drop in HIV Infection, Letter to Editor States

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Feb. 26, 2002
Three New Classes of Drugs May Offer Hope to HIV Patients Resistant to Current Treatments

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Feb. 26, 2002
Developing Nations’ Tainted Blood Supplies Account for 10% of HIV Cases in Those Countries

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Feb. 26, 2002