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• Intimate Partner Violence Associated with Subsequent HIV Infection in Uganda
• Female Sex Workers Frequently Offered Larger Fees by Their Clients in Return for Sex without a Condom
• People Doing Well on HIV Therapy Have a Mortality Risk Identical to That of HIV-Negative Peers
• Campaign Approach Increases Enrollment of Pregnant Women on ART in South Africa
• Faces Of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
• Love in the Time of TB: A Young Family in Moldova Fights an Ancient Foe
• Nevirapine Dose Escalation for Children may Risk Treatment Failure
• South Africa's ARV Plan Bounces Back
• AZT Associated with Poorer Immunological Recovery in People Taking First-Line HIV Treatment in Southern Africa
• After a Decade, Global AIDS Program Looks Ahead
• HIV in Africa: 5 Strategies Reversing the Epidemic
• China Sex Workers 'Abused by Police'
• More Woes for Struggling HIV Vaccine Field
• 'Not Enough Money' Is No Excuse for Africa's HIV Treatment Gap
• Life-Saving HIV Drugs Fuel Crime and Addiction in South Africa
• Global AIDS Crisis Eases, but Not in Former Soviet Union
• Anti-HIV Therapy Appears to Protect Children's Hearts, NIH Network Study Shows
• Mortality No Higher in Patients with Well-Controlled HIV than in the General Population
• Free Speech and an Anti-Prostitution Pledge
• Uganda's Soaring HIV Infection Rate Linked to Infidelity
• Zambia's Anti-Gay Obsession Is Worsening Its HIV Epidemic
• HIV in Breastmilk Spikes at Weaning
• South African Clinics Already Achieving Zero New HIV Infections in Children
• Russian Toddler Contracts HIV from Transfusion
• Three Types of HIV Cure: What Do They Mean, and Where Do We Go from Here?
• Life Expectancy for South African Patients Who Start HIV Therapy with CD4 Cell Counts above 200 Is 'Near Normal'
• Sex, Drugs and Hope, How Big Business Fought AIDS in South Africa
• Viral Load in Genital Secretions Differs between Men and Women Undergoing HIV Therapy
• Prostitution Policy Splits NGOs in Top Court AIDS Case
• Marriage Is a Risk Factor for HIV Infection in Malawi
• Researchers See Antibody Evolve against HIV
• Possible Path to Vaccine for AIDS Is Suggested
• Analysis: Big Pharma Down, Not Out, after Indian Patent Blow
• Could Self-Testing Help Overcome HIV/AIDS Epidemic?
• Staying HIV Free for $288
• Long-Term Suppression of Viral Load and Sustained CD4 Cell Increase Reduce Risk of Cervical HPV Infection for HIV-Infected Women