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	DC Officials Work to Preserve Needle Exchange Funding	done null
	New HIV Strain Is First to Be Transmitted From Gorillas	done null
	South African Health Minister Says World Cup May Fuel HIV Rate	done null
	Boston Launches Teen-Focused Safer-Sex Campaign	done null
	23% of Positive Women Are Not Getting Tested for Cervical Cancer	done null
	HIV Program Helps Lessen Stigma Among China’s Migrant Workers	done null
	DC Offers STI Tests for All High School Students	done null
	Judge Revises HIV-Positive Pregnant Woman’s Jail Time	done null
	HIV-Positive Man Arrested in Craigslist Sex Sting	done null
	Researchers Crack HIV Genome Structure	done null
	DC Receives Higher Marks on AIDS “Report Card”	done null
	Minnesota’s Only Needle Exchange Program Closes Doors	done null

July 2009

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	Lady Gaga Supports HIV-Positive Youth in England	done null
	Ryan White’s Mom Remembers Michael Jackson	done null
	WHO: TB Vaccination Fatal for Babies With HIV	done null
	Web-based Video Game Educates Positive Teens	done null
	Higher HIV Risk Among Black MSM Linked to Fewer Potential Partners	done null
	Canada’s HIV Vaccine Ready for Human Testing in U.S.	done null
	Iowa Might Revisit HIV Transmission Laws	done null
	UNAIDS: Indian Court Fights HIV by Decriminalizing Homosexuality	done null
	Proposed HIV/AIDS Shelter Angers Residents in Queens, New York	done null
	HIV Prevention Succeeding in Haiti	done null
	Michigan Sex Sting Raises HIV Disclosure Concerns	done null
	Lax Attitude Fuels HIV Infections Among Mid-Missouri Teens	done null
	New Tool Helps Countries Estimate Health Workforces Needs	done null
	Illinois Appoints Its First Openly HIV-Positive Cabinet Member	done null
	HIV-Positive Woman in Cincinnati Arrested for Spitting at Boyfriend	done null
	AIDS Activists Arrested During Capitol Demonstration	done null
	Beijing: New HIV Cases Up 21% in Past Year	done null
	DC Health Officials Push for Opt-Out Routine HIV Testing	done null
	Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi, India, Draws Opposition	done null
	Female Condoms Finally Profitable and Popular	done null
	New Facility Fills HIV Care Gap in Arlington County, Va.	done null
	French First Lady Spurs G8 to Honor Global HIV/AIDS Commitments	done null
	Kansas Advocates Petition for CVS to Unlock Condoms Nationwide	done null
	Dancer at Michigan Strip Club Sentenced for Not Disclosing HIV Status to Partner	done null
	Obama Selects Alabama Family Doctor as Next Surgeon General	done null
	Unprotected Sex Puts Tijuana Sex Workers and Clients at Risk	done null
	Florida Man Denied Hair Transplant Because He Is HIV Positive	done null
	U.K. Sex Ed Booklet Teaches Teens That Sex Is Fun, Healthy	done null
	California Clinics Cancel Needle Exchange as U.S. Lawmakers Revisit Ban	done null
	Positive Spokane Man Charged Again for Failing to Disclose to Partners	done null
	Boston Takes Part in a Six-City Study on Black MSM	done null
	Amarillo, Texas, Uses Federal Grant to Track HIV Needs	done null
	Amendment May Restrict Federally Funded Needle Exchange Programs in DC	done null
	Federal Grant Will Fund HIV Prevention for Former Inmates in Austin	done null
	NYS Sen. Duane Delivers Impassioned Speech on Behalf of People With HIV/AIDS	done null
	Lawsuit: LA County Too Lax on HIV Prevention in Porn Industry	done null
	Camp for HIV-Positive Children Closes Because of H1N1 Flu Virus	done null
	Major HIV Vaccine Trial Continues Despite Funding Cut	done null
	Study: Male Circumcision Alone Does Not Reduce HIV Risk in Women	done null
	Pregnancy and STI Rates Climb Among U.S. Teenagers	done null
	NY Senate Passes Three Measures to Benefit HIV-Positive People	done null
	Study: Food Pre-Chewed by Positive Caregivers May Transmit HIV to Infants	done null
	Colorado Man Sentenced 15 Years for Transmitting HIV to Son	done null
	HIV-Positive Porn Actress Sues California Health Officials for Privacy Violations	done null
	Abbott’s New Blood Test Detects HIV Earlier	done null
	Obama: Health Care Reform Will Boost Economy	done null
	Scientists Discover HIV “Missing Link” in Primates	done null
	FDA Warns Abbott Over Kaletra Ad Featuring Magic Johnson	done null
	Man’s HIV Status Raises Assault Charges in Biting Attack	done null
	Pioneering AIDS Physician Joel Weisman Dies	done null
	House Bill With Restrictions Lifts Ban on Needle Exchanges	done null
	$80M Boost From Gates Foundation for HIV Prevention in India	done null
	Alcoholism and HIV Might Affect Short-Term Memory	done null
	Study: 17% of Chicago MSM Are HIV Positive; Half Don’t Know It	done null
	Veterans to File Claims for VA Hospital Errors	done null
	Lesbians in China Rally Against Country’s Ban on Gay Blood Donors	done null
	Racy TV, Lack of Sex Ed Blamed for Increased STIs Among Illinois Teens	done null
	About 53,000 Children in India Are HIV Positive	done null
	More HIV/AIDS Funding Cuts in Revised California Budget	done null
	Advocates: Budget Cuts Will Increase HIV in California	done null
	Veteran Is a Possible Source of HIV Exposure in VA Hospital Errors	done null
	Students Who Think They’re “Invincible” Less Likely to Get STI Vaccines	done null
	Advocates: Cambodian “AIDS Colony” Violates Human Rights	done null
	New Study to Examine Acute HIV Infection in Sub-Saharan Africa	done null
	Queens, NY, Residents Reject Homeless Shelter for HIV-Positive People	done null

June 2009

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	Thousands Cycle From San Francisco to LA for HIV Care	done null
	Botswana Launches Male Circumcision Initiative to Prevent HIV	done null
	U.K. Dentist Puts Thousands at Risk for HIV With Unsterilized Equipment	done null
	Positive Frisco, Texas, Man Sentenced to 45 Years for Transmitting HIV	done null
	Black Churches Rally to Support National Faith-Based HIV Bill	done null
	HIV Cases Continue to Rise Among Women in Wisconsin	done null
	NIH to Use Stimulus Money to Study Universal HIV Testing	done null
	Funding Cutbacks Shutter California ASO in Bay Area	done null
	Indonesia’s HIV Cases Triple Since 2005	done null
	California Activists to Rally Against HIV/AIDS Budget Cuts	done null
	Study: 50% of Chicago’s Positive MSM Are Unaware of Their Status	done null
	HIV-Positive Woman Is Jailed Until Baby Arrives	done null
	Federal Stimulus Money Channeled to Latino HIV Prevention	done null
	DC Officials Commit to Increasing HIV/AIDS Awareness	done null
	"Virgin Myth" Rape Survivors Find Refuge	done null
	Special Tony Award Given to HIV-Positive Songwriter Jerry Herman	done null
	Same-Sex Marriage Bans Linked to Uptick in U.S. HIV Cases	done null
	Today Is National Caribbean-American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	Dallas Agencies May Face a $325K Cut to HIV Funding	done null
	Study: South Africa HIV Rate Steady at 10.9% Thanks to Condoms	done null
	Faith-Based HIV Prevention Group Defends Controversial Billboard	done null
	Health GAP Founder Alan Berkman, MD, Dies	done null
	HIV-Positive Activist, Author Marvelyn Brown Recognized for HIV Work	done null
	Mom Imprisoned for Posting HIV Patient’s Medical Info Online	done null
	Washington, DC, May Host 2012 International AIDS Conference	done null
	Female Porn Star Tests Positive, Rekindles Industry Safety Debate	done null
	Air Force Vet Refused Job Based on HIV Status	done null
	At Least 16 Adult Film Stars Test Positive in Los Angeles	done null
	Village People Cowboy Performs for HIV Prevention	done null
	New Jersey Might Legalize Medical Marijuana	done null
	Congressional Panel Examines VA HIV Exposure Case	done null
	Arizona ADAP Faces Budget Cuts	done null
	HIV-Positive South African Activist and Radio Personality Dies	done null
	Positive Tenn. Man Sentenced 6 Years for Break-in, Sexual Assault	done null
	Pregnant, HIV-Positive Mother in Maine to Be Released on Bail	done null
	In 3 Countries, United Voices Decry HIV Criminalization	done null
	L.A. County: HIV Cases Might Not Be Among Working Porn Actors	done null
	U.N. Chief Warns of AIDS Funding Negligence in Faltering Economy	done null
	Swazi Couples Urged to Take HIV “Love Test”	done null
	HIV-Positive British Activist Denied Entry to U.S.	done null
	Auto Race Honors Late HIV-Positive NASCAR Driver	done null
	Baylor Health Care System Receives $8M to Research Drug-Free HIV Treatment	done null
	Study Links South Africa Rape Incidence to Macho Culture	done null
	Cambodia Forces Positive Families to Relocate to “AIDS Village”	done null
	Premier Delaware ASO Closes Doors Due to Lack of Funding	done null
	Louisiana Man Charged With Attempted HIV Exposure	done null
	CVS Criticized for Condom Lockup in Communities of Color	done null
	Hip-Hop Concert to Spur HIV Testing in Houston	done null
	HIV Campaign to Distribute Non-FDA Approved Testing Kits in DC	done null
	Advocates: Visa Laws Pose Risks to Those With HIV	done null
	Digital Map Shows America’s Highest HIV Rates Are in the South	done null
	Major U.S. Companies Unite for Domestic AIDS Campaign	done null
	MTV Rocker Honors AIDS Activist During Trek to India	done null
	China Aims to Teach Sex Workers About HIV Prevention	done null
	Rep. Barbara Lee Promotes HIV Testing in Nation’s Capital	done null
	Baptists Address HIV/AIDS Crisis in the Black Community	done null
	Dozens Indicted in Medicare HIV Therapy Scam	done null
	Questionable AIDS Charity Continues Seeking Funds	done null
	HIV Testing Increases 28 Percent in The Bronx, New York	done null
	CDC: Many Teens Not Getting Tested for HIV	done null
	Obama Takes Steps to End the HIV Travel Ban	done null
	LA County Jail Might Double Condom Distribution to Combat HIV	done null
	United Black Media Companies Confront AIDS	done null
	White House Enlists Ashton Kutcher to Promote HIV Testing on Twitter	done null
	Fatalistic Youth More Likely to Engage in Risky Behavior	done null
	Malawi Bolsters Treatment Access	done null

May 2009

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	Rural, Southern U.S. Suffers HIV Funding Shortages	done null
	Prudential Offers Life Insurance to HIV Positive in U.K.	done null
	General Practitioners Deny Treatment to Positive Patients in Wales	done null
	Nearly 20,000 Are HIV Positive in Iran	done null
	Genetic HIV Tests Effective but Rarely Used	done null
	FDA Urged to Lift “Gay Ban” on Blood Donations	done null
	New Jersey’s Only Free HIV Testing Clinic to Close Doors	done null
	Study: Blacks and Latinos Worry More Than Whites About HIV	done null
	Leading Canadian AIDS Researcher to Join American Institute	done null
	AIDS Treatment Advocate Carlos Arboleda Dies	done null
	All-Star Baseball Player’s Ex-Girlfriend Drops HIV Case	done null
	Obama to Broaden, Expand PEPFAR to $51 Billion Over Six Years	done null
	AIDS, Recovery Advocate Dan Cusick Dies at 50	done null
	Scientists Developing At-Home Viral Load Monitoring Device	done null
	India: Group Calls for Increased Support for Children Affected by HIV	done null
	Free HIV Testing Clinic in New Jersey to Remain Open	done null
	Britain Leads Europe in New HIV Cases	done null
	Activists Rally Against HIV Funding Cuts in Connecticut, New York	done null
	*Joan Rivers Wins Celebrity Apprentice, Raises $500,000 for Food Charity*	done null
	Africa Urged to Begin Manufacturing HIV Drugs	done null
	Journalist Files Libel Suit Against HIV Treatment Advocate	done null
	South African President Accused of Spreading HIV	done null
	Routine Emergency Room HIV Testing Increases New Diagnoses	done null
	Iowa’s HIV Diagnoses Rise Among Youth in 2008	done null
	HIV-Positive Iowa Man Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison	done null
	Canadian Grandmothers Fight HIV in Africa	done null
	Activists Demand Iranian AIDS Physicians Be Released	done null
	Study: Large Numbers of Americans Support Increased Domestic AIDS Funding	done null
	Barbara Hogan Replaced as South African Health Minister	done null
	Arkansas Assisted Living Facility Faces HIV Discrimination Lawsuit	done null
	NYC Health Commissioner Thomas Frieden Appointed to Head CDC	done null
	NIH Funds Research on Alcohol Abuse, HIV Risk Among Chinese Sex Workers	done null
	Rochester, NY, Nonprofit AIDS Agencies Merge	done null
	Today Is HIV Vaccine Awareness Day	done null
	Social Justice Pioneer Rodger McFarlane Dies	done null
	AIDS Walk NY Raises $5.6 Million, Draws Record Turnout	done null
	Today Is National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	HIV Cases Rise Among New York City Teens	done null
	Celebs Turn Out for Austrian AIDS Gala Fund-raiser	done null
	Philadelphia Researchers Uncover New Approach to HIV Vaccine	done null
	Elton John: AIDS Needs More Attention in America	done null
	Anne Arundel County Forms Maryland’s First HIV/AIDS Commission	done null
	Will Gov. Schwarzenegger Terminate California’s HIV Programs?	done null
	Study: HIV in Europe Linked to Vacation Destinations	done null
	HIV-Positive Patients Sue After Medical Records Were Lost on Train	done null
	Evander Holyfield to Box in Ethiopia for AIDS Charities	done null
	Former President Clinton Launches Air Travel Health Care Fund-raiser	done null
	Only One Third of Pregnant Mothers With HIV Get Antiretrovirals Worldwide	done null
	Union County, Arkansas, Denied State HIV Outreach Funding	done null
	IAS Head Says Swine Flu, Poor Economy Must Not Distract From HIV	done null
	Orange County, California, AIDS Walk Raises $480,000	done null
	New California Budget Slashes $55.5 Million From AIDS Funds	done null
	Rhode Island Allows 3 Stores to Sell Medical Marijuana	done null
	HIV-Positive Cuban Immigrant Seeks U.S. Political Asylum	done null
	Rwandan HIV Campaign Addresses Cross-Generational Sex	done null
	Swazi Lawmaker Apologizes for Suggesting People With HIV Be “Branded”	done null
	HIV-Positive Texas Man Found Guilty of Aggravated Assault	done null
	HIV-Positive Canadian Delegates Barred Entry to the U.S.	done null
	Fishing Industry Fuels HIV in Africa’s Lake Victoria Region	done null
	Thai Advocates Push for Harm Reduction for IV-Drug Users	done null

April 2009

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	The Body Shop Promotes Safe Sex in U.K.	done null
	Hillary Clinton Urged to Include LGBT People in Global AIDS Policy	done null
	Papua New Guinea Military Helps Distribute Condoms	done null
	Study: Too Few African-American HIV Researchers	done null
	HIV-Blocking Protein Grown in Tobacco	done null
	MTV Launches New STI Testing Campaign	done null
	Desert AIDS Project Ramps Up Internet Awareness Among MSM	done null
	STI Cases Surged Last Year in Minnesota	done null
	Canadian Bill Would Help Send Affordable HIV Meds Overseas	done null
	First Ladies of U.S., France to Unite for Global AIDS Efforts	done null
	Cambodia Aims to Lower HIV Rate to 0.6% in 2010	done null
	Superinfection May Increase Viral Loads, Cause New Seroconversion Symptoms	done null
	Veteran Tests HIV Positive After VA Clinic Mishap	done null
	Study: PEPFAR Saved 1.2 Million Africans but Did Not Lower Infections	done null
	Man Accused of Infecting 13 Women With HIV Denied Parole	done null
	White House Launches “Act Against AIDS” Campaign in U.S.	done null
	Researcher: Victoria, Canada, Lacks Sufficient Needle Exchange Program	done null
	University Athletes Promote HIV Awareness in DC	done null
	April Is National STD Awareness Month	done null
	Canadian Prosecutors Consider HIV a Murder Weapon	done null
	Cleveland Adopts Online STI Notification System	done null
	POZ Founder Appointed to Head Cable Positive	done null
	Study: Black Men on DL Pose No Greater Risk of Spreading HIV	done null
	UNAIDS Chief: HIV/AIDS Is Chance to Combat Social Ills	done null
	Cuba’s HIV Community Asking for Respect, Not Tolerance	done null
	New Jersey’s Needle Exchange Sees Success One Year Later	done null
	NY Bill to Make HIV Tests More Routine	done null
	Openly Gay Man Sues Ex-Employer Over “HIV Boy” Remarks	done null
	German Pop Star Accused of Exposing Her Partners to HIV	done null
	Nevada Ends Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Program	done null
	East LA Activists Target CVS Over Condom Policy	done null
	U.K.: Top Needs of HIV-Positive People Linked to Mental Health	done null
	Concern Over Rate of HIV/AIDS in Mozambique Prisons	done null
	GSK, Pfizer Team for Combined HIV Drug Company	done null
	PEPFAR, GBC Launch Door-to-Door HIV Care in Kenya	done null
	Telethon Fuels Mobile Testing Vehicles in Congo	done null
	Is HIV Becoming More Virulent?	done null
	U.N. Warns That Overcrowded Prisons Worldwide Pose HIV Risk	done null
	Michigan Debates Written Consent for HIV Testing	done null
	African First Ladies Discuss Women and HIV	done null
	Thousands in South Dakota Might Have Been Exposed to HIV	done null
	Minnesota’s HIV Rates Remain High for Third Straight Year	done null
	Vatican Responds to Criticism of Pope’s Anti-Condom Remarks	done null
	Many Chinese Children Lack Access to HIV Care	done null
	German Pop Star Accused of Spreading HIV Released From Custody	done null
	German AIDS Group Endorses HIV Treatment as Prevention	done null
	New Mexico Needle Exchange Program Fights HIV Among Drug Users	done null
	Convicted Rapists in Mozambique to Receive Mandatory HIV Tests	done null
	Harm Reduction Advocates Support Obama’s Stance on Needle Exchange	done null
	Study: Universal HIV Testing Would Greatly Reduce Transmission	done null
	NJ Lawmakers Try to Avoid Charging Low-Income People for HIV Meds	done null
	Study: 3 Million Injection Drug Users Are HIV Positive Worldwide	done null
	Illinois Program to Raise Awareness of Statewide HIV Services	done null
	DC Councilman Accuses HIV Clinic of Neglecting Gays	done null
	Financial Crisis Threatens HIV Treatment for 1.7 Million People	done null
	Four Veterans Affairs Patients Test Positive for HIV	done null
	HIV Cases Rise Among Youth in El Paso, Texas	done null
	Obama Names Eric Goosby as Global AIDS Coordinator	done null
	HIV a Growing Problem in Tanzania’s Prisons	done null
	Global Study Hopes to Find Minimum Effective Dose of HIV Meds	done null
	Study: Antibiotic Might Prevent Spread of HIV	done null
	Northern Ireland Hospital Refuses to Treat HIV-Positive Man	done null
	Philadelphia Eateries Donate to Local ASOs	done null
	New Study Encourages Earlier HIV Treatment	done null
	MSM Criminalization Hinders AIDS Efforts in Burundi	done null
	CDC Issues H1N1 (Swine Flu) Guidance for People With HIV	done null

March 2009

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	Positive Ethiopian Man Mails Own Blood to Obama	done null
	Indian Youth Festival Invigorates Safe-Sex Talk	done null
	Budget Proposal to Boost HIV Funding, but Specifics Unclear	done null
	Vaccine Researchers Create HIV Strain to Infect Monkeys	done null
	HIV Treatment Innovator Named Dartmouth College President	done null
	MSM Chat Rooms Used for HIV Prevention	done null
	Doctors Failing to Diagnose HIV in Older Patients	done null
	Mark Dybul Joins Global Business Coalition on AIDS	done null
	Texas Senate OKs Needle-Exchange Program	done null
	New HIV Infections Reach Record High in Hong Kong	done null
	PEPFAR-Sponsored Video Game Promotes HIV Prevention in Kenya	done null
	Food Additive Proves Useful in HIV Research	done null
	Settlement Reached in AIDS Denialist Case	done null
	U.N.: Men Should Be More Active in Home-Based HIV Care	done null
	AIDS-Related Deaths in NYC Decline Since 2002	done null
	HIV Co-Discoverer Goes to Court Over Rights to Potential Cure	done null
	Minnesota Dancers Raise Money for HIV-Positive Kids	done null
	HIV Infections on the Rise Among Bali Sex Workers	done null
	Today Is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	AIDS Foundation of Chicago Awarded $4.2 Million Housing Grant	done null
	HIV-Positive Nigerians Urged to Wed Each Other	done null
	Activists Denounce Renewed U.N. Anti-Drug Strategy	done null
	Former N.Y. Health Commissioner Tapped to Head FDA	done null
	Buffalo’s Black Churches Needed in Fight Against HIV/AIDS	done null
	Activists Mark Obama’s 50th Day in Office With Report Card	done null
	New Female Condom Approved by FDA	done null
	Stop AIDS in Prison Act Reintroduced on Capitol Hill	done null
	Idaho Man Once Again Charged for Knowingly Spreading HIV	done null
	At-Risk Jamaican MSM Afraid to Seek Health Care	done null
	U.N.: Life Expectancy to Rise in Developing Countries	done null
	3% of DC Residents Are HIV Positive	done null
	Thousands in Uganda, Kenya Misdiagnosed as Positive	done null
	Heroin Influx Threatens to Raise Australia’s HIV Rate	done null
	Number of Positive DC Residents Likely Higher Than 3%	done null
	Pope: Condom Distribution “Aggravates” AIDS Epidemic	done null
	HIV Leads Dayton, Ohio, to Consider Rehab Home for Sex Workers	done null
	Activists Respond to Pope’s Criticism of Condoms	done null
	U.S. Campaign Slashes AIDS Rate in Guyana	done null
	Study: HIV Testing Lags Among Older MSM in Scotland	done null
	Actress, amfAR Board Member Natasha Richardson Dies After Skiing Accident	done null
	More Women in Cambodia Requesting HIV Tests	done null
	Miami-Dade Doctors, Medical Assistants Convicted for Medicare Fraud	done null
	Today Is National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	African Churches Split With Pope’s Condom Stance	done null
	DC HIV Report Alarms South Carolina Health Officials	done null
	New HIV Statistics Might Create Unnecessary Alarm in DC	done null
	Positive Mothers in Mozambique Advised to Breast-feed	done null
	Kansas House Committee OKs Bill Requiring HIV Tests for Pregnant Women	done null
	New Research Center in S. Africa to Combat HIV, TB Coinfection	done null
	Record High of 184 Tested Positive Last Year in New Zealand	done null
	Unsterilized Equipment Puts Thousands of Miami Veterans at Risk for HIV	done null
	Advocates Rebuke Questionable AIDS Charity	done null
	Activists Urge S. African Leaders to Focus on HIV/AIDS	done null
	Prince George’s County Ranks 2nd in Maryland for STIs	done null
	Tennessee Bill: Prisoners Must Take HIV Test Before Release	done null
	Male Circumcision Reduces Herpes, HPV Risk	done null
	Kenya Launches Plan to Offer Health Care to Those With HIV	done null
	New York Times Will Not Drop Ads for Shady AIDS Org	done null
	Unexpected Surge in STI Testing in Kane County, Ill.	done null
	HIV Rate, Late Diagnoses Among MSM in U.K. Remain High	done null
	Innovative Video Captures Cell-to-Cell HIV Transfer	done null
	HIV Questions Added to Cambodia’s Driving Tests	done null
	Bill Would Remove Written Consent From HIV Testing in RI	done null
	*MTV Networks to Air Pedro* April 1**	done null
	Large Numbers of Ghanaian Children Orphaned by HIV/AIDS	done null
	HIV-Positive Teachers in Kenya Spread HIV to Female Students	done null

February 2009

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	NY Times Highlights Search for New PEPFAR Head	done null
	Connecticut Advocates Protest $3 Million Cut to HIV/AIDS Programs	done null
	LGBT Conference Revives Community Focus on HIV/AIDS	done null
	Senate Cuts HIV Prevention Funding From Stimulus Bill	done null
	Tom Daschle Withdraws HHS Secretary Nomination	done null
	S. Dakota Doctors Advised to Test All Pregnant Women for HIV	done null
	Health Officials Respond to Unsafe Injections in Non-Hospital Settings	done null
	Mass. Man Donates $100M to AIDS Vaccine Research	done null
	NY Officials Urge Partners of HIV-Positive Sex Offender to Be Tested	done null
	Study: South Africa’s Condom Distribution Laws Are Confusing	done null
	Texas ASO Develops Innovative Treatment Model	done null
	California Nonprofit Ends Ryan White-Funded Services	done null
	U.K. Study Recommends MSM Get Rectal Chlamydia Tests	done null
	Report: Tropical Diseases Underfunded Compared With HIV, TB, Malaria	done null
	Young Black Gay Men Found to Share Common HIV Risk Factors	done null
	Condom Price Hike in Ukraine Worries AIDS Advocates	done null
	New HIV Infections in U.S. Highest Among Blacks	done null
	San Francisco Aims to Diagnose HIV Sooner	done null
	New Orleans Jail to Provide STI Testing, Treatment to Inmates	done null
	Texans Receive Prank Phone Calls About Possible HIV Infection	done null
	NYC to Hand Out City-Branded Free Condoms for Valentine’s Day	done null
	Ex-Girlfriend Claims Former Met Is Positive, Had Unsafe Sex With Her	done null
	Mall Forces Armani Exchange to Remove HIV Prevention Display	done null
	Mass. Doctors Combat Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission in Africa	done null
	Positive Kansas Man Cleared of Exposure Charges	done null
	HIV-Positive Malawian Women Encouraged to Grow Their Own Crops	done null
	Former Botswana President Advocates Circumcision as HIV Prevention	done null
	Researchers Discover Link Between Gum Disease and HIV Progression	done null
	Wisc. Clinic Sued for Refusing Surgery on HIV-Positive Woman	done null
	French First Lady to Visit Burkina Faso, Africa, for Global Fund	done null
	Majority of States Adhere to CDC Testing Recommendations	done null
	Chicago Hospital Offers Free HIV Tests for ER Patients	done null
	Uganda to Reintroduce Female Condoms	done null
	Texas Bill Will Expand Routine HIV Testing	done null
	WHO: Health Services in Asia Are Failing MSM	done null
	HIV Infection Rate Triples Among Brazilian Women Over 50	done null
	President Obama Begins Staffing White House Office of National AIDS Policy	done null
	Connecticut Researchers Receive Accolades for HIV Work	done null
	AIDS Becomes China’s Top Deadly Infection	done null
	CDC: Most HIV-Positive People Are Metropolitan	done null
	Poor Countries Use Cell Phones to Boost Health Care	done null
	Zimbabwe’s Health System Breakdown May Worsen HIV Crisis	done null
	*AIDS Activist Cleve Jones Reacts to Milk* Oscar Success**	done null
	Federal Stimulus Funds Bolster AIDS Programs in South Carolina	done null
	Calif. Prevention Campaign Follows Black Teens	done null
	Study: Medicaid’s Refusal to Cover Male Circumcision Increases STI Risk	done null
	Advocates in Connecticut Rally to Restore AIDS Funding	done null
	Report on U.K. Blood Scandal Doesn’t Blame Companies, Medical Staff	done null
	Scotland Launches New HIV Prevention Campaign	failed null
	Obama Reiterates Commitment to Accessible Health Care	done null
	Study: HIV-Positive Texas Prisoners Delay Treatment Once Released	done null
	*Calif. High School Stages Rent* Despite Controversy**	done null
	Colo. Senator Calls HIV a Consequence of “Sexual Promiscuity”	done null
	Obama Names New AIDS Office Head	done null
	Swiss Court Overturns HIV Exposure Conviction	done null
	Calif. AIDS Doctor Pleads Guilty to Health Care Fraud	done null
	Illinois School HIV Disclosure Law Could Be Revoked	done null

January 2009

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	Connecticut Hospitals Offer Free HIV Testing in ERs	done null
	Cell Phone Soap Opera Helps Fight HIV	done null
	Head of U.K.’s Premier HIV Charity Is Knighted	done null
	Tommy Morrison’s In-Ring Return Worries Boxing Officials	done null
	Survey: Abstinence Vows Fail to Prevent Teen Sex	done null
	S. Africa’s President Appoints Positive Judge to Highest Court	done null
	Binge Drinking Raises HIV Risk in New York	done null
	Low-Income HIV-Positive Indians Benefit From State Pension Plan	done null
	HIV-Positive Pastor Charged With Sexual Abuse of Minor	done null
	Possible HIV Link to Papua New Guinean Burnt to Death	done null
	Cambodia Bolsters Mother-to-Child HIV Prevention	done null
	California Groups Hope to Unite Local Neuropathy Community	done null
	Prominent AIDS Activist Arrested in Senegal	done null
	New Bill May End Ban on Federal Funding for Syringe Exchange Programs	done null
	Florida HIV Clinic Owner Admits to Health Care Fraud	done null
	Looking Back on Bush’s Fight Against AIDS	done null
	HIV-Positive Surgeon Should Return to Work	done null
	Lutheran Bishops to Get HIV Tests to Raise Awareness	done null
	Fifth Annual PEPFAR Report Released	done null
	European Officials Call on U.S. to End HIV Notifications for Travelers	done null
	Dallas County Authorizes Condom Distribution	done null
	South Dakota’s HIV, STI Cases Rose in 2008	done null
	Positive People to Receive First-Time ARV Therapy in Afghanistan	done null
	Mark Dybul to Continue Overseeing PEPFAR Under Obama	done null
	San Francisco Falls Short of MSM HIV Prevention Goal	done null
	How Often Are Young People Really Using Condoms?	done null
	New Orleans Officials Revamp Ryan White Distribution Process	done null
	Former UNAIDS Head Peter Piot Joins the Gates Foundation	done null
	Increased HIV Deaths in Bali Prison	done null
	Penile Size May Cause Men to Be Negative Toward Condom Usage	done null
	PrEP Studies Raise HIV Prevention Concerns	done null
	AIDS Deaths Decrease in Iowa as New Infections Climb	done null
	Project Inform Founder Martin Delaney Honored for AIDS Work	done null
	Renowned Iranian AIDS Doctors Convicted	done null
	Study: Term “On the Down Low” Could Harm HIV Prevention for Black Men	done null
	Advocates Call on Obama to Revamp Global AIDS Relief	done null
	“Milk” Nominated for Eight Oscars	done null
	Success and Setbacks for Atlantic City’s Needle-Exchange Program	done null
	PREFA Acquires Food for HIV-Positive People in Uganda	done null
	Marty Delaney, Founder of Project Inform, Dies	done null
	Obama Lifts Global “Gag Rule” on Reproductive Health	done null
	African-American MSM Conference Begins in Atlanta	done null
	Obama Administration Asks PEPFAR Head Mark Dybul to Resign	done null
	Indonesia’s Transgendered Community Seeks More Protections	done null
	After HIV Uptick, Testing Funds Requested in Palm Springs, CA	done null
	Antonio Pagán, Controversial Former NYC Councilman, Dies	done null
	Many Gay Brits Support HIV Criminalization	done null
	Cambodia Nears 2010 Goal of ARV Treatment for Most	done null
	Study Clears NYC of Children’s Deaths in AIDS Drug Trials	done null
	Gates Foundation to Increase Global Spending Despite Recession	done null
	Positive Former Green Beret Files Discrimination Suit Against State Department	done null
	Unprotected Serodiscordant Sex Among MSM Ratchets Up in Sydney	done null
	W. Virginia Resolution Would End Written Consent for HIV Test	done null
	House and Senate Include HIV Prevention in Stimulus Bills	done null
	Nebraska Implements ADAP Waiting List	done null
	North Carolina’s Oldest ASO Remains Open Despite Funding Loss	done null
	Kenya: Female Genital Mutilation Falsely Viewed as HIV Prevention	done null

December 2008

Success

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	$12.5 Million Penalty in California HIV Criminalization Case	done null
	Doctor Calls for More Pediatric AIDS Medications Worldwide	done null
	Some Claim the Global AIDS Crisis Has Passed	done null
	Mathematical Model Says HIV Could Be Halted in a Decade	done null
	President Bush Honored at Saddleback Civil Forum on Global Health	done null
	UNAIDS: AIDS Funding Essential Despite Economic Crisis	done null
	Michel Sidibe to Succeed Peter Piot as UNAIDS Chief	done null
	Thousands of HIV-Positive Burmese Go Without Treatment	done null
	Africans to World Leaders: Fulfill Pledges to Fight AIDS	done null
	Chinese Activist Detained After World AIDS Day Ceremony	done null
	French First Lady Joins Global Fund as Goodwill Ambassador	done null
	Kentucky ADAP May Implement Waiting List by April	done null
	Docs Urge for More HIV Testing Regardless of Risk Factor	done null
	Bill Gates Urges Obama to Honor Foreign Aid Commitments	done null
	Judge: Calif. Must Provide Managed Care to Positive People	done null
	Alabama HIV Prevention Spotty for Latinos as Cases Rise	done null
	African AIDS Confab Focuses on MSM, Financial Crisis	done null
	Moscow Mayor: Gay Pride Parades Heighten HIV Risk	done null
	Houston’s HIV Incidence Is Twice the National Average	done null
	South African Teens Smoke HIV Meds to Get High	done null
	Nobel Scientist Foresees HIV Vaccine Within 5 Years	done null
	New Website Tracks HIV Criminalization Worldwide	done null
	South African Judge Puts HIV Criminalization on Trial	done null
	HIV Transmission Rate Drops to 5% in U.S.	done null
	French Scientists Who Discovered HIV Win Nobel Prize	done null
	NY Center for Homeless Gay Youth Saved From Closure	done null
	Syringe-Exchange Advocates Seek Statewide Program	done null
	New Female Condom Awaits FDA Approval	done null
	Positive Man Arrested for Faking Test Result to Have Unsafe Sex	done null
	Pope’s Message for World Peace Day Includes AIDS	done null
	U.S. Ambassador to Sierra Leone Decries HIV Stigma	done null
	San Francisco Chronicle Pushes U.S. to Expand HIV Testing	done null
	Obama Appoints Tom Daschle to Helm Health Reform	done null
	U.N. Special Envoy: Decriminalize Homosexuality in Caribbean	done null
	Ugandan Bill to Require HIV Testing, Disclosure of Status	done null
	Money Woes Force DC’s Whitman-Walker Clinic to Downsize	done null
	Tradition Hinders HIV Prevention for Women in Ghana	done null
	Healthy Vaginal Tissue Vulnerable to HIV Infection	done null
	Report: U.S. Should Double Foreign Health Aid by 2012	done null
	New Orleans Ryan White AIDS Funds May Be Delayed Again	done null
	Prison HIV Testing Program Expanded in North Carolina	done null
	Thai Teens May Soon Get HIV Tests Without Parental Consent	done null
	HIV Increasing Outside High-Risk Groups in the Philippines	done null
	New York ADAP Suffers $65 Million Cut in 2009	done null
	LGBT Criticism of Evangelical Pastor at Inauguration	done null
	New Law Endangers Healthcare Of HIV Patients	done null
	Needle Exchange Program OK’d in Fresno County, CA	done null
	Lemurs May Hold Key to HIV’s Evolution	done null
	Rise in HIV/AIDS Cases May End Texas County’s Condom Ban	done null
	Starbucks and (RED) Extend Joint Project One Year	done null
	Israel's AIDS Task Force CEO Commits Suicide	done null
	The Washington Post Covers Former POZ Cover Girl	done null
	Ring, Ring: Cell Phones That Test for HIV?	done null
	Chess Checkmates HIV in the Caribbean	done null
	Court: Russia Violated Rights of Jailed Positive Oil Exec	done null
	Malaysian Politico: Ban Positive People From Marriage	done null
	Voluntary HIV Testing Encouraged in Mozambique	done null
	Workplace Anti-HIV/AIDS Stigma Project in Seychelles	done null
	Financial Trouble for AIDS Group in Tennessee County	done null
	HIV Denialist Christine Maggiore Dead at 52	done null
	Cell Phones Given to People With HIV in Rural Virginia	done null
	Cultural Practices in Malawi Put Women at Risk for HIV	done null
	UNAIDS Executive Director Peter Piot Looks Back	done null
	Thailand Prisoners to Receive HIV Treatment	done null
	U.S. Helps Vietnam Prevent HIV in Injection Drug Users	done null

November 2008

Success

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	POZ Founder Finds Refuge in Victorian Home	done null
	AIDS Group Calls for $7.3 Million Refund From Zimbabwe	done null
	HIV-Positive Organ Transplant Sets Medical Precedent	done null
	Papua New Guinea Launches Its First National HIV Conference	done null
	Study Examines Failure of Merck Vaccine Trial	done null
	Ugandan Program Targets Mother-to-Child Transmission	done null
	Gates Urges Leaders to Not Cut Global Spending	done null
	U.K. Launches $350 Million Fund for AIDS Research	done null
	Examining Obama’s Promises, Challenges	done null
	Health Economist: Obama Must Build on PEPFAR	done null
	United Arab Emirates OKs PEP for HIV Exposure	done null
	Michigan Voters OK Medical Marijuana	done null
	Scotland Upholds Ban on MSM Blood Donations	done null
	Bone Marrow Transplant: Potential AIDS Cure?	done null
	Zimbabwe Returns $7.3 Million to Global Fund	done null
	HIV-Positive New York Lawmaker Philip Reed Dead at 59	done null
	Obama’s Global AIDS Policy to Promote Condom Use	done null
	Indianapolis Walgreens Specializes in HIV Care	done null
	Late HIV Diagnoses Prevalent Among LA Latinos	done null
	Kelly Rowland Stars in MTV Doc About HIV/AIDS	done null
	Baltimore ASO Closes After 25 Years	done null
	Caribbean Officials Criticize Laws Criminalizing MSM	done null
	Global Fund OKs $2.75 billion to Fight AIDS	done null
	New York Fights AIDS With Biotechnology	done null
	British Adults Use Condoms Half as Often as Teens	done null
	Bush Accepts Walker Award for Africa AIDS Work	done null
	More Countries Criminalize Transmitting HIV	done null
	Nearly 2,000 Chileans Never Informed of Positive Status	done null
	Alicia Keys Throws Annual AIDS Bash	done null
	Philippine Advocates Push for Reproductive Health Bill	done null
	HIV Co-Discoverer Calls for Domestic PEPFAR Plan	done null
	Rallies Protest HIV-Related Travel Restrictions Worldwide	done null
	$6.65 million in Counterfeit Drugs Seized in Southeast Asia	done null
	Woman Infected Through Transplant Sues Chicago Hospital	done null
	Higher Risk of Non-AIDS Cancer in HIV Patients	done null
	UNAIDS Head Blasts MSM Criminalization in India	done null
	U.K. Nurses Call for Safer Needles in Health Settings	done null
	Political Cartoonist’s Exhibit Lauds, Lambastes Mandela	done null
	AIDS Misconceptions Still Rampant in China	done null
	HIV, STIs on the Rise in Toronto	done null
	Early Treatment Recommended for Positive Infants	done null
	*Positive Film Extra Recounts Philadelphia* Experience**	done null
	White House Rally Celebrates Obama’s AIDS Focus	done null
	Docs, ERs Still Ignore CDC Suggestion to Test for HIV	done null
	Oakland Remembers Transgendered Lives Lost	done null
	Proposal: Implant Microchips to Track Positive Indonesians	done null
	Russian AIDS Official Criticizes HIV Prevention Efforts	done null
	Bullied HIV-Positive Teen Sues Indianapolis School	done null
	Beijing Sex Workers Neglect Condoms	done null
	Iran Fights Rise in Sexually Transmitted HIV	done null
	U.K.’s First Hep B Transmission Conviction Raises Concerns	done null
	Harvard Study: South African AIDS Denialism Resulted in 365,000 Deaths	done null
	Report: Audit Wealthier Nations’ Response to AIDS	done null
	(RED) Digital Music Service to Fight AIDS in Africa	done null

October 2008

Success

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	Czechs Forego HIV Protection for Hormonal Birth Control	done null
	Atlanta ASO Closes Due to Idea AIDS Is Under Control	done null
	Europe Woos Health Workers From Poor Nations	done null
	Private Practice Episode Dissects Bioethics of HIV	done null
	Study: HIV Goes Back 100 Years	done null
	McCain Talks Gay Rights and Domestic HIV/AIDS	done null
	Condoms Stolen From Missing Mexican Condom-Mobile	done null
	China: HIV Spreads Beyond High-Risk Groups	done null
	HIV-Positive People Living Longer Than Ever Before	done null
	Activist Proposes Condom Distribution in Tenn. Jail	done null
	Scientists Who Discovered HIV Win Nobel Prize	done null
	Kenyan Women Risk Getting HIV to Support Families	done null
	Number of Undiagnosed HIV Infections Falls 4% in U.S.	done null
	Annie Lennox Calls for Internet Activism to Fight AIDS	done null
	UNESCO Gives Meds to Zimbabwe’s Positive Teachers	done null
	Circumcision May Not Prevent HIV in MSM	done null
	San Francisco Divided Over Legal Prostitution	done null
	Vietnam Launches Nationwide HIV Prevention Campaign	done null
	AIDS Institute Executive Director Dies	done null
	Family Support Helps Prevent HIV in Mentally Ill Teens	done null
	New HIV/AIDS Agenda in Papua New Guinea	done null
	Magic Johnson Accused of Faking HIV	done null
	Big Pharm Agrees to Help Poorer Regions Affected by HIV	done null
	China Struggles with Drug-resistant HIV Strains	done null
	Nobel Winner: Economic Crisis Hinders Medical Research	done null
	AIDS Researchers Redirect Vaccine Focus	done null
	No More Extra Pay for Positive Civil Workers in Malawi	done null
	U.N. Chief: Financial Crisis Impairs Goals to Fight AIDS	done null
	Iran’s 30% Spike in HIV Connected to Drug Use	done null
	New HIV Infections in S.E. Idaho Linked to Online Dating	done null
	Elton John to Pen an AIDS Musical Comedy	done null
	McCain, Obama Vow to Improve Global Health	done null
	Kenya Lowers Minimum HIV Testing Age for Infants	done null
	HIV Scare Hits St. Louis High School	done null
	Indonesia Encouraged to Treat Jailed Drug Users	done null
	Monkeys Subject of HIV Testing Debate	done null
	U.N. Official Urges Female Empowerment in AIDS Fight	done null
	Brazil’s President to Build HIV Drug Factory in Mozambique	done null
	HIV-Positive Muppet Still Reaches S. African Children	done null
	Obama Campaign Set to Boost Domestic HIV/AIDS Funding	done null
	Researchers Evaluate AIDS Vaccine Development	done null
	N.Y. Health Care Workers Challenge Testing Law	done null
	Bush Urges Leaders to Honor Foreign Aid Commitments	done null
	Lawsuit: Atlanta Cops Violated HIV-Related Privacy	done null
	Utah Expert Links Meth to High-Risk Behavior, HIV	done null
	New Study Stresses HIV Med Adherence	done null
	Gates Foundation Funds Testing of Potential HIV Cure	done null
	Advocates Call for Women-Focused HIV Prevention	done null
	Up to 50 St. Louis Students Possibly Exposed to HIV	done null
	Swedish Health Agency Refused to Help Police in HIV Probe	done null
	Aboriginal Youth in British Columbia Learn About HIV	done null
	Lancet Looks at 4 Finalists for UNAIDS Ex. Director	done null
	Keith Haring Documentary Recalls Artist’s Work, Life	done null
	E-cards Send HIV Alerts to Sexual Partners	done null
	HIV, Women’s Health Advocate, Dr. Allan Rosenfield, Dies at 75	done null
	Chinese AIDS Activist Awarded Prize Amid Opposition	done null
	Uganda Launches New Plan to Reduce HIV Prevalence	done null
	Text Messages Urge HIV Testing in South Africa	done null
	HIV Incidence in Philadelphia Is Five Times U.S. Average	done null
	Lebanese Religious Leaders Combat HIV Ignorance, Stigma	done null
	WHO Forecasts Fewer AIDS Deaths by 2030	done null
	UNAIDS Head: Economic Crisis Linked to Spread of HIV	done null
	New Website Shows Faces of Positive Women in U.S.	done null
	Zambia’s Presidential Hopefuls Silent on HIV	done null
	Palin’s Fave Thrift Shop Infringes on AIDS Charity	done null
	Chilean Politico Quits Over Mishandling HIV Tests	done null
	U.K. Scouts Receive Safe Sex Education	done null
	(Red) Brand Teams With Starbucks to Fight AIDS in Africa	done null
	New Orleans Officials Delayed AIDS Funds 6 Months	done null
	Court Commits Mentally Ill, Positive Man for Unsafe Sex	done null

September 2008

Success

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	Latino Activists Criticize Revised U.S. HIV/AIDS Rates	done null
	Bon Jovi to Build Housing for Homeless With HIV/AIDS	done null
	Quarantine Idea Angers Positive People in the Pacific	done null
	U.S. Adoptions of Foreign Positive Children Increasing	done null
	Zimbabwe Lifts Foreign Aid Ban, But Problems Remain	done null
	California Bill to Require Coverage of Routine HIV Tests	done null
	HIV Vulnerability Linked to Spread of Roman Empire	done null
	STD Risk Not Limited to Sexual Intercourse	done null
	Fergie Funds HIV Prevention for Young Adults	done null
	OraQuick Results Are Less Accurate than Label Suggests	done null
	Positive Couples Paired for Marriage to Prevent Spread of HIV in Nigeria	done null
	Housing for Orlando’s HIV-Positive Transgendered Community	done null
	Journalists Learn to Reduce HIV/AIDS Stigma	done null
	Virginia School Gets $100 Million for Microbicide Research	done null
	Rent Closes on Broadway After 12 Years	done null
	U.N. Chief Links Increased Literacy With Health	done null
	Iran’s Detainment of 2 Doctors Hinders HIV Fight	done null
	Swaziland King’s Extravagant Birthday Raises HIV Concerns	done null
	Positive Man Gets 5 Years in Prison for Unprotected Sex	done null
	Depression Common Among AIDS Orphans in Rwanda	done null
	“HIV POZ” Vanity Plate Allowed for Positive California Man	done null
	HIV/AIDS Groups Seek $200 Million Increase for Prevention	done null
	1.5 Million Female Condoms for Indian Sex Workers	done null
	Brazil Rejects Tenofovir Patent	done null
	Obama Promises a National AIDS Strategy in 2009	done null
	Anti-Sex Trafficking Law May Increase HIV in Cambodia	done null
	Most New U.S. HIV Infections Among MSM, African Americans	done null
	Jolie-Pitt Foundation Funds Ethiopian AIDS and TB Center	done null
	Child Mortality Declines Worldwide in 2007	done null
	HIV Rates Increasing Among Canadian Young Adults	done null
	Sex-for-Fish Trade Fuels Spread of HIV in Kenya	done null
	Ghana’s President Praises President Bush for PEPFAR	done null
	Hip-Hop Stars Raise HIV Awareness in Dallas	done null
	Australia’s New HIV Infections at 14-Year High	done null
	FDA Bans Drug Imports From Indian Manufacturer	done null
	Grey’s Anatomy Episode Boosts HIV Awareness	done null
	HIV Risk for Nearly 700 Dialysis Center Patients	done null
	Concern Over New HIV Infections in Hong Kong	done null
	Simultaneous HIV/TB Treatment Cuts Deaths	done null
	Increased HIV Testing, Free Condoms in New York City	done null
	First-ever HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day	done null
	Prevention Awareness at United States Conference on AIDS	done null
	Politicians Urge Bush for Final Repeal of HIV Travel Ban	done null
	World Food Programme Ends HIV/AIDS Support in Uganda	done null
	UNAIDS Asks China to Assist HIV-Infected Blood Donors	done null
	Will Renewed Interest in U.S. HIV/AIDS Inspire Action?	done null
	Africa Gets Canadian HIV Meds After Four-Year Delay	done null
	Alleged Drug Shortage in Swaziland Causes Political Unrest	done null
	3 Million HIV-Positive IV Drug Users Estimated Worldwide	done null
	Renowned AIDS Specialist Receives “Genius” Fellowship	done null
	Activists Rally at U.N. for Release of Iranian HIV Doctors	done null
	North Carolina Offers Routine HIV Tests to All Prisoners	done null
	Stricter Punishments for Illegal Blood Suppliers in China	done null
	HIV Awareness Campaign to Launch in Washington, DC	done null
	PEPFAR Suspends Buying Ranbaxy HIV Drugs	done null
	TGI Friday’s Fined for Firing HIV-Positive Employee	done null
	South Africa Replaces Controversial Health Minister	done null
	Schwarzenegger Streamlines HIV Testing in California	done null
	Sheryl Lee Ralph Speaks Out for People With HIV	done null
	AIDS Awareness Remains Low in China	done null
	More Grandparents Care for AIDS Orphans Than Ever	done null
	U.S. OKs Visas for HIV-Positive Visitors	done null
	Delhi High Court: Don’t Criminalize Homosexuality	done null

August 2008

Success

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	HIV Travel Ban to be Lifted, but Not Yet	done null
	Positive Australian Man Guilty of Intentionally Infecting Partners With HIV	done null
	Examining Tijuana’s AIDS Epidemic	done null
	Annual HIV Infections in U.S. Substantially Higher Than Believed	done null
	Examining the Criminalization of HIV	done null
	Presidential Candidates Respond to New HIV Estimates	done null
	More Trials for Daily HIV Prevention Pill (PrEP)	done null
	More HIV Prevention Needed for Gay Men Worldwide	done null
	Does Undetectable Equal Uninfectious?	done null
	President Clinton Addresses International AIDS Conference	done null
	Health Officials Track New HIV Cases by State	done null
	Experts Discuss Behavior Modification for HIV Prevention	done null
	Canada Denies Transplants to People With HIV	done null
	China to Lift HIV Travel Ban in 2009	done null
	AIDS Vaccine Still Possible	done null
	"Functional" AIDS Cure Attainable	done null
	Homophobia Fuels HIV/AIDS in Mexico	done null
	Shifting Focus to Children in AIDS Fight	done null
	Nurses Ease Shortage of HIV/AIDS Doctors	done null
	Universal Access to HIV Treatment by 2010 Unlikely	done null
	Drug-Resistant HIV Found in China	done null
	Oxfam Urges More Access to Female Condoms	done null
	Improving HIV Prevention for Africans in England	done null
	Seeking New Creativity for HIV Education	done null
	Rethinking Criminalization of HIV	done null
	Five AIDS Organizations Honored With Red Ribbon Awards	done null
	Acyclovir for Genital Herpes Does Not Reduce HIV Risk	done null
	U.S. Denying Asylum to Gay People From Latin America	done null
	HIV-Positive People Should Test for TB	done null
	Examining Medical Mistrust in HIV-Positive Latino People	done null
	amfAR’s Susan Blumenthal: U.S. Suffers ‘AIDS Amnesia’	done null
	Food Shortages Hinder HIV Treatment in Mozambique	done null
	New Health Insurance for HIV-Positive Indians	done null
	Indonesia Has ‘Limited Success’ in HIV Prevention	done null
	New HIV Testing Bill Passes California Legislature Unanimously	done null
	Erection Loss and Unsafe Sex	done null
	Domestic Abuse Increases Women’s HIV Risk in India	done null
	Drug to Prevent Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission in Uganda	done null
	AIDS Vaccine Gets Boost From Elite Female Suppressor	done null
	Beijing Promotes HIV/AIDS Prevention During Olympics	done null
	U.K. Regulators Warn Against Internet HIV Tests	done null
	Blood Transfusions Spread HIV to 2 Patients in Argentina	done null
	HIV “Prank” Becomes Deadly in Australia	done null
	HIV/AIDS in Georgia’s Rural, Black Communities	done null
	Anti-Stigma “Condom” Ring Tone Launched in India	done null
	HIV/AIDS Workplace Policy Developed in Caribbean	done null
	HIV-Positive and Negative People Featured in Campaign	done null
	Helping Sexual Assault Victims in South Carolina	done null
	Ugandan Activists Fight to End Domestic Violence	done null
	Black Churches Assist AIDS Advocates in Delaware	done null
	Survivor Winner Kicks Off HIV Awareness Journey	done null
	San Francisco Applies for Renewal of HIV Prevention Funding	done null
	Federal Housing Grants to Assist Low-Income People With HIV	done null
	CDC Cuts Georgia From Innovative HIV Tracking Program	done null
	Cambodian Health Officials Optimistic in AIDS Fight	done null
	Bangladesh Launches Business Coalition on AIDS	done null
	Puerto Rico and 8 States Lose HIV Surveillance Funding	done null
	Atlanta Man Bites Officer, Claims He’s HIV Positive	done null
	Uganda Faces Antiretroviral Shortage	done null
	HIV Increases Among Latino People in Connecticut	done null
	Foreclosures Evict Positive Renters in New York	done null
	Local Funds for DC Syringe-Exchange Programs	done null
	Bill Clinton Praises Obama’s HIV/AIDS Efforts	done null
	HIV in New York City Is Triple the National Rate	done null
	Mother-to-Child Transmission Still High in Uganda	done null
	HIV Infections Rise 45 Percent in Philippines	done null
	Court Rules on HIV-Related Privacy Act Violation	done null
	College Students Less Knowledgeable About HIV Testing	done null

July 2008

Success

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	S.C. Continues HIV School Notification	done null
	Red Cross Pushes HIV Precautions for Relief Workers	done null
	St. Louis Hospital Discloses HIV Results to Adolescents—Not Parents	done null
	HIV Cases Double Among Georgia Seniors	done null
	Bono’s (RED) to Launch Music Service	done null
	Same Mortality Rates for Negative and Positive People 5 Years After Infection	done null
	Ex-Senators Pledge AIDS Awareness in ’08 Election	done null
	UNAIDS Praises Indian Politicians	done null
	Red Cross Declares HIV a Global Disaster	done null
	Stealing HIV Meds to Mix With Marijuana	done null
	Which Asia-Pacific Nation Has the Most Infections?	done null
	G-8 Countries Hold One Another Accountable on AIDS	done null
	More South L.A. Teens Seek HIV Treatment	done null
	America’s Southern Black “AIDS Apartheid”	done null
	G-8 Countries Pledge Aid to Skeptical Africa	done null
	Microbicide Trials Could Spur HIV Resistance	done null
	Condoleezza Rice Honored for Defense of Accused HIV Infectors	done null
	UNITAID to Push for Lower HIV Med Prices	done null
	Caribbean Leader Wants $50 Million for HIV/AIDS Fight	done null
	HIV Vaccine May Begin Human Testing	done null
	Black Pastors Preach HIV Awareness in Nashville	done null
	Study Shows that Longer Treatment Course Could Halve Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission	done null
	More Than 400 HIV Infections Reported in Afghanistan	done null
	Has George W. Bush “Done More” to Fight AIDS Than Any Other President?	done null
	Unprotected Sex Limits Treatment-as-Prevention Theory, Study Finds	done null
	Prince Harry Speaks Out Against HIV in Lesotho	done null
	Condoms Slip Through Gaza Strip Blockade	done null
	Does Internet Dating Boost Syphilis Rates Among MSM?	done null
	Russia and India Pledge AIDS Vaccine in 10-15 Years	done null
	Delayed PEPFAR Reauthorization Approaches Senate	done null
	Sex Counseling for Recovering Drug Users in Russia	done null
	Positive Children Banned From U.K. Schools	done null
	Youth HIV/AIDS Programs in South Florida Suffer Budget Cuts	done null
	Safety of Indian AIDS Meds Challenged in U.S. Probe	done null
	Human Rights Group Protests Mexico’s HIV Response	done null
	Genetics May Make Africans More Vulnerable to HIV	done null
	Needle Exchange for Canadian Prisons?	done null
	PEPFAR May Pass With Overwhelming Bipartisan Support	done null
	Senate Reauthorizes PEPFAR	done null
	Arkansas AIDS Task Force to Push for Insurance Reform	done null
	Free HIV Meds for Congo’s Children	done null
	Australian Judge Slams HIV Criminalization	done null
	U.K. Sex Ed Should Target Young Gay Men	done null
	Human Trials for HIV Vaccine Nixed	done null
	AIDS Funding Crisis in the South	done null
	Russia May Lift HIV Travel Restrictions	done null
	McCain and Obama to Discuss HIV at Church Forum	done null
	Senate Committee Approves Funding for National AIDS Strategy	done null
	New Ben & Jerry’s Flavor Funds AIDS Charity	done null
	Should AIDS Remain a Global Emergency?	done null
	Iran Detains Two HIV Activists	done null
	New Praise—and Criticism—for Antiretroviral Therapy	done null
	CDC to Release Revised HIV Estimates	done null
	Sex Taboos in Pakistan Hurt HIV Prevention	done null
	Homophobia in Africa Deters HIV Education	done null
	Latino HIV Infections Rising	done null
	House to Move PEPFAR Reauthorization to Oval Office	done null
	MSM at Risk by Keeping Secret From Doctors	done null
	Combining Treatments for TB and HIV	done null
	"Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" as HIV Prevention?	done null
	Doctors Overlook Early HIV Symptoms	done null
	House Passes PEPFAR Reauthorization Bill	done null
	Ugandan HIV Activist Missing	done null
	Dr. Timothy Mastro on the Future of PrEP	done null
	Positive Woman Gets 3 Years in Prison for Spitting	done null
	Afghanistan Opens New HIV/AIDS Centers	done null
	Doubts That Nevirapine Reduces HIV Breast-Feeding Risk	done null
	Latin American Ministers to Design HIV/AIDS Strategy	done null
	African Food Costs Could Weaken HIV Treatment	done null
	African-American AIDS Epidemic vs. Africa	done null
	Global AIDS Deaths Drop in 2007, New HIV Infections Constant	done null
	Found Ugandan Activist Had Been Tortured	done null
	Bush Reauthorizes PEPFAR	done null
	Rep. Barbara Lee Responds to PEPFAR Reauthorization	done null
	Positive Men Have Higher Rates of Anal Cancer	done null
	China Upholds HIV Entry Ban Through Olympics	done null
	Peace Corps Lifts HIV Restrictions	done null

June 2008

Success

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	AIDS Expert Responds to Senator	done null
	Utah Group Rejects Federal Funding	done null
	Answering Record HIV in Iowa	done null
	Ugandan Activists Call HIV a Human Rights Issue	done null
	Counterfeit Condoms in New York Discount Stores	done null
	Japan Helps Africa Fight AIDS	done null
	HIV Crusaders for Philly Prisons	done null
	Traveling Huge Distances to Get HIV Meds in India	done null
	New Abstinence-Education Campaign	done null
	Gay Men Excluded From Ugandan HIV Treatment	done null
	Estrogen May Protect Uncircumcised Men From HIV	done null
	Malaysian Women Urged to Carry Condoms	done null
	Freezing HIV Med Prices for U.S. Agencies	done null
	Zimbabwe Rejects Humanitarian Aid	done null
	Refusing HIV Tests in Nation With Highest HIV Rate	done null
	Syringe Machines for Prague	done null
	Florida’s Palm Beach County Cuts HIV Services	done null
	Bush Urges HIV Funding From G8 Countries	done null
	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Sued by HIV-Positive Former Employee	done null
	HIV Among Michigan’s Young Adults	done null
	AIDS: Not a Heterosexual Disease?	done null
	HIV Tests for Delaware’s Accused Sex Offenders	done null
	Experts Stress Prevention in AIDS Fight	done null
	Jamaican Officials Reject HIV Poster Woman	done null
	Zimbabwe’s Relief Ban Harms People With HIV	done null
	Free HIV Testing for Massachusetts African Americans	done null
	European Leaders Challenge New U.S. Entry Screening	done null
	U.N. Meeting Fights AIDS and TB	done null
	HIV Pedal Pushers	done null
	Why Hasn’t HAART Stopped AIDS Deaths?	done null
	U.N. Leaders: More AIDS Money, Fewer Travel Restrictions	done null
	HIV Pushes Uganda’s Kids Into Work Force	done null
	Many U.K. Gay Men Don’t Know They’re Positive	done null
	More Than a Quarter of New Yorkers Have Genital Herpes	done null
	Vietnam Still Requires International Assistance	done null
	HIV Notifications to Continue in South Carolina Schools	done null
	Teens Who Cut Themselves at Greater Risk for HIV	done null
	WHO Responds to Media Criticism	done null
	Vaccine Trials: Too Risky for U.S. Teens?	done null
	Shout Out in Arkansas!	done null
	In the Caribbean, Condoms and Conjugal Visits for Prisoners	done null
	India vs. HIV/TB Coinfection	done null
	Lawmakers Mass Against South Carolina School HIV Notification Rule	done null
	AIDS Kills Education, Too	done null
	AIDS Deaths Go Unreported in Washington, DC	done null
	Free Female Condoms Flood NYC	done null
	HIV Testing for Black Women in Florida	done null
	Chinese Olympics Volunteers Trained in HIV and Stigma	done null
	Culture and Religion vs. HIV Transmission	done null
	NYC Clinics Halt OraQuick Oral HIV Testing	done null
	HIV Screening Recommended for Seniors	done null
	Advocates Demand Generic Drugs for Mexico	done null
	HIV Diagnoses Rise in Ireland	done null
	Rhode Island Docs Fight Written Consent for HIV Testing	done null
	Rockers Bono, Geldof Want Stronger G8 AIDS Commitment	done null
	Alaska: HIV Low, Chlamydia High	done null
	Desmond Tutu Urges U.S. Senate to Reauthorize PEPFAR	done null
	PEPFAR Reauthorization Deadline: June 24	done null
	A Call for Continued HIV Vaccine Research	done null
	*Minister Says Condoms and* Churches Needed to Fight AIDS**	done null
	South African Court Bans HIV Vitamin Trials	done null
	Connecticut HIV Testing Program to Close After Funding Cut	done null
	Can Sexual Assault Survivors Demand Testing for Perps?	done null
	Free HIV Screening (and Gasoline) in Alabama	done null
	New York Times Editorial Slams PEPFAR Opposition	done null
	Florida Minorities Need AIDS Education	done null
	Greater Heart Disease Risk for Kids With HIV	done null
	HIV Saps Botswana’s Blood Reserves	done null
	Infections Rise Among Gay Men in Israel	done null
	40 Percent of Surveyed New Yorkers Have Unprotected Sex	done null
	Senators John Kerry and Gordon Smith Slam HIV Travel Ban	done null
	Rising Food Prices Harm Positive Ethiopians	done null
	Muslim Leaders Target HIV Stigma	done null
	Tentative Senate PEPFAR Agreement	done null
	Latino Leaders Rally Against AIDS	done null
	Newark’s Costly HIV Funding Mistake	done null
	NYC to Push Testing in Bronx	done null
	Laura Bush Speaks on National HIV Testing Day	done null
	PEPFAR Reauthorized? Not Just Yet	done null
	HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Rise Among Young Black MSM	done null
	Trusting Sexual Partners Is a Barrier to STD Prevention	done null
	Bush Praises Faith-Based Initiatives on HIV and Malaria	done null
	U.N. Chief to Rally G8 Against Disease, Food Crises	done null
	African Voices Ignored in African AIDS Fight?	done null
	Tears and Remembrance as NYC’s Florent Restaurant Closes	done null

May 2008

Success

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	PosorNot.com Game Challenges HIV/AIDS Stereotypes	done null
	Sex Ed for Palm Beach Preteens	done null
	Ugandan Teachers Ditch Homework for Sex Work	done null
	New Methadone Clinics Fight Spread of HIV in Vietnam	done null
	HIV Official Won’t Reopen San Francisco Bathhouses	done null
	Canadian Government Thwarts AIDS Prevention?	done null
	Survey Says: Aussie AIDS Charities Lagging	done null
	A Home for HIV-Positive New Yorkers	done null
	Global Fund May Provide Loans to Wealthy Countries	done null
	Expert Calls for Emergency HIV Prevention Plan	done null
	New Infections Increase Among African-born Minnesotans	done null
	Scotland’s Ban on HIV-Positive Health Workers Under Review	done null
	Texas Attorney General Stops Needle Exchange	done null
	UNAIDS Urges Russia to Tackle IV-Drug Use	done null
	Saddam Hussein Feared HIV in U.S. Custody	done null
	South African Health Dept. Disputes Country’s HIV Rates	done null
	HIV Prison Program Gives Inmates Outside Chance	done null
	Making AIDS a Family Practice	done null
	U.N. Takes Awareness to Work	done null
	Nelson Mandela’s Birthday Bash Fund-raiser	done null
	Website AIDS.gov Gets a Makeover	done null
	$2.4 Million Allocated for South Carolina HIV Treatment Program	done null
	Russian Official Won’t Support Methadone Replacement Therapy	done null
	HIV Cases Rise in Germany	done null
	AIDS Researchers Call for HIV/AIDS Funding Shift	done null
	International Health Group Helps HIV-Positive People in Myanmar	done null
	Study Finds Record Low Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Rates	done null
	An HIV Doc’s Dilemma	done null
	Community Leaders Call for HIV Prevention Funding Boost	done null
	Australian Court Ruling May Favor HIV-Positive Migrants	done null
	New Computer Game May Fuel Future Disease Research	done null
	Exercise Benefits Mind and Body	done null
	Jamaican Grandmothers Care for HIV-Positive Children	done null
	Chicago Tribune Magazine Looks at America’s Positive Youth	done null
	Kenya’s Muslim Leaders Call for Ban on Condoms	done null
	Does HIV Affect Memory and Thinking?	done null
	Sudan’s HIV-Positive People Lack Clean Water	done null
	Man to Sue Hospital for Disclosing His Status	done null
	Andrew Sullivan Blasts HIV Travel Restrictions	done null
	Microsoft Executive Takes the Reins at the Gates Foundation	done null
	HIV Infection Rates Rise Near Myanmar	done null
	HIV-Positive Man Sentenced to 35 Years for Spitting	done null
	Raising HIV Awareness Among Blind People in Rwanda	done null
	Another Peace Corps Volunteer Dismissed for Being HIV-Positive	done null
	The World Bank’s New African AIDS Plan	done null
	South African HIV-Positive Soldiers Sue Government	done null
	Positive Legislator and Advocate Dies at 63	done null
	AIDS Over 50 in Harlem	done null
	Lambda Legal Responds to HIV Spitting Conviction	done null
	Global Health Ministers Talk HIV Drug Access	done null
	HIV Awareness Game Pos or Not Played 5.1 Million Times in Three Weeks	done null
	The 25th Anniversary of an HIV Milestone	done null
	HIV Awareness Among Asian and Pacific Islanders	done null
	Alabama Swimming Pool Owners May Face HIV Discrimination Lawsuit	done null
	Canada’s Federal Budget Cuts Hurt ASOs	done null
	New York City’s Florent Restaurant, a Home to Many Living With HIV, to Close	done null
	More Jamaican Men Getting Tested for HIV	done null
	Desmond Tutu Demands More Global Health Spending	done null
	Life Insurance for India’s Sex Workers	done null
	POZ Cover Boy Jack Mackenroth Designs Emmy Dress	done null
	Smaller Pharmacies Focusing on HIV Care	done null
	Gilead AIDS Drug Patent Upheld	done null
	HIV Infection Often Results From Single Copy of Virus in Cell	done null
	Ugandan Officials Urge HIV Tests for Children	done null
	Russia Removes Ban on Gay Blood Donors	done null
	Up to 100 Vietnamese Contract HIV Daily	done null
	Russian Photo Exhibit Spotlights HIV in Women	done null
	After Cyclone, Myanmar Needs Condoms	done null
	Peacekeepers, Aid Workers Accused of Child Abuse	done null
	U.S. Senator Urges Less PEPFAR Spending	done null
	Fighting HIV Among Chinese Drug Users	done null
	San Francisco Mayor Defends AIDS Programs	done null
	Yet Another AIDS Expert Blasts HIV Spitting Case	done null
	Demanding Family Planning for PEPFAR	done null
	Black Preachers vs. AIDS in Kansas City	done null
	South Carolina Stops School HIV Notification	done null
	Mandatory HIV Tests Before Marriage?	done null
	French Researcher Says AIDS Vaccine Far Off	done null
	Tackling HIV in Afghanistan	done null
	California Researcher Offers HIV Vaccine Database	done null
	Teaching Parents How to Talk About Sex	done null
	Safe-Injection Site to Stay Open	done null
	Kids Talk to Kids About HIV	done null

April 2008

Success

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	NYC Hospitals to Offer Thousands of Rapid HIV Tests	done null
	Circumcision: Yes, No, Maybe?	done null
	Migrant Workers in California Receive HIV Education	done null
	Making AIDS Vaccine Trials More Effective	done null
	Florida Group Launches HIV Awareness Campaign for Minority MSMs	done null
	AIDS Advocates in New York Fight Racial and Economic Disparities	done null
	Financial Assistance for HIV-Positive New Zealanders	done null
	Stigma Surrounding HIV-Positive Women Still Strong	done null
	House Approves PEPFAR Bill	done null
	Illinois Advocates Rally for HIV Funding	done null
	Rapid Testing for L.A. Veterans	done null
	UN Urges Progress in Fighting Mother-Child Transmission	done null
	Maryland’s Youth Get HIV Grant	done null
	Connecticut ASO Targets Women Over 50	done null
	More than 2 Million Children Worldwide Living With HIV	done null
	South African Farm Workers at Risk	done null
	Defending Vaccine Research	done null
	Kenya to Spend $61 Million on HIV Treatment	done null
	Florida Revamps Sex Ed to Fight HIV Myths	done null
	Linking Women's Rights and Sexual Health	done null
	The Rise and Fall of a Prominent AIDS Doc	done null
	Queens-Based ASO Launches Needle-Exchange Program	done null
	Brazil to Manufacture Condoms From Amazonian Rubber Trees	done null
	HIV Awareness Needed for Airport Security Guards?	done null
	New Legal Service for HIV-Positive South Africans	done null
	ADAP Recipients Hit All-Time High in 2007	done null
	Journalism Teacher Asks: Where Is the Mainstream AIDS Press?	done null
	Getting HIV/AIDS Figures Right	done null
	Magic Johnson Stands Up to AIDS	done null
	Desert AIDS Project Addresses AIDS Among Gay Seniors	done null
	New Website Seeks Help for HIV-Positive Vietnamese Children	done null
	More HIV-Positive Egyptian Men Face Jail Time	done null
	Text Messages Help Floridians Get Tested for HIV	done null
	Chinese AIDS Activists Allegedly Beaten by Police	done null
	Idol Gives Back Benefits HIV-Positive Children Worldwide	done null
	Senators Clinton and Obama Discuss HIV/AIDS	done null
	Brazil May Reject Tenofovir Patent	done null
	Officials Call for Routine Testing of North Carolina Inmates	done null
	California ASOs Hard Hit by Funding Shift	done null
	iTunes Canada Removes Songs With Hate Lyrics	done null
	Red Cross Addresses Issue of Food Supply for Positive Africans	done null
	HIV Incidence Rises in Minnesota	done null
	HIV-Positive New Zealanders Report High Rates of Condom Use	done null
	Florida’s Black Churches Preach HIV Testing	done null
	Global Unity for HIV Vaccine	done null
	Chips, Soda...and Condoms?	done null
	Making Awareness Job No. 1	done null
	Thailand to Rethink Gay Blood Donor Ban	done null
	Relatives of Detained HIV-Positive Chinese Activists Speak Out	done null
	Former Republican Senator Backs PEPFAR	done null
	College Bans Student HIV/AIDS Club	done null
	OraSure Sued Over Rapid HIV Test	done null
	Fighting Ukraine’s AIDS Epidemic—From Canada	done null
	AIDS 101 for Ethiopia’s Media	done null
	Condom and Syringe Vending Machines for Tehran	done null
	South Carolina House to Debate School-Notification Law	done null
	HIV/AIDS Awareness Needed for People With Disabilities in Botswana	done null
	New Device Tracks Medication Adherence	done null
	South Korean Court Stops Deportation of HIV-Positive Man	done null
	ACLU Urges Peace Corps to Rethink HIV Policy	done null
	India's Police Receive HIV Awareness Education	done null
	UN Head Says Africa Not on Track to Meet Development Goals	done null
	Report Says U.K. Insurance Companies Discriminate Against Gay Men	done null
	Inmate Testing: Optional or Mandatory?	done null
	Thailand’s Drug Fight May Hamper AIDS Fight	done null
	Conference Addresses Latino HIV Epidemic in South	done null
	Kenyan Church Leaders Tackle HIV Stigma	done null
	HIV Cases in Iowa Reach Record High	done null
	Angolan Official Says HIV/AIDS Thwarts Literacy Efforts	done null
	San Diego Residents Dine Out for Life	done null
	Activists Call for Cheaper HIV Meds Across the Globe	done null
	DC to Expand Needle Exchanges	done null
	Comprehensive Sex Ed for Connecticut?	done null
	Expert Urges AIDS Vaccine Research	done null
	Thailand Protects Its Positive Children	done null
	Two New York Counties Win Back HIV Funds	done null
	Peace Corps Seeks Senior Citizens to Fight AIDS	done null
	STIs Rise Among Mississippi Teens	done null
	HIV Awareness for Yemen’s Youth	done null
	Prevention Goes Wireless	done null
	AIDS Expert Weighs Pros and Cons of PrEP	done null
	Global Warming and the AIDS Pandemic	done null
	UNITAID and Clinton Foundation Announce HIV Med Price Cuts	done null
	San Francisco Dental Clinic for HIV-positive People to Close	done null
	Egyptian Film Star Condemns Jailing of HIV-positive Men	done null
	Ludacris “Money Maker” Benefits Youth and AIDS Research	done null
	Records Reveal HIV Testing Inconsistencies in Salt Lake City	done null

March 2008

Success

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	19th Annual Black Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS	done null
	Study Predicts Jump in Australian HIV Cases	done null
	Mumbai Helpline Combats HIV Stigma—In Asia	done null
	Gene Shown to Halt HIV Replication	done null
	Crossing the Border for Free HIV Meds	done null
	Apply Now for Gates Foundation AIDS Grants	done null
	China Scours Its Blood Supply for HIV	done null
	South Korea to Deport HIV-Positive Man	done null
	Is Poverty the Root Cause of the Black AIDS Epidemic?	done null
	HIV-Positive Students in Illinois Must Disclose to School Officials	done null
	Ireland’s HIV Prevalence Rises in 2007	done null
	Legal Group Questions Namibian Insurance Industry’s HIV Practices	done null
	UNAIDS Task Force Fights HIV Travel Bans	done null
	Ugandan Parliament Examines Effect of Conflict on HIV	done null
	Laura Bush to Visit Haiti, Mexico	done null
	Fighting HIV and Addiction in Detroit	done null
	NYC Gets More Than $100 Million in Ryan White AIDS Funding	done null
	Palm Springs ASO Offers Free HIV Testing for Women and Girls	done null
	How to Strengthen Africa’s Medical Workforce?	done null
	Low-Cost Female Condoms for Indian Women	done null
	Struggling with HIV and Homophobia in Tunisia	done null
	HIV/AIDS A Small But Growing Concern in North Dakota	done null
	UN Secretary General Urges Nations to Fight HIV in Women	done null
	Australia Lends Papua New Guinea a Hand—and Millions of Dollars—to Fight AIDS	done null
	HIV Rates Rise Among Hispanics	done null
	Doctor Goes to the Mat for South Africa's Positive Pregnant Mothers	done null
	Sex Ed Class Cancelled in Quebec	done null
	HIV/AIDS Expert Says PEPFAR Must Include Family Planning	done null
	1 in 4 American Teenage Girls Has an STD	done null
	Congress May Eliminate HIV Travel Ban	done null
	Ghanaian Radio Stations Adopt HIV/AIDS Programming	done null
	Hepatitis C After HIV Infection	done null
	Floridians Want Comprehensive Sex Ed in Schools	done null
	Study Examines Physician HIV Care	done null
	U.S. Syphilis Cases Rise for Seventh Straight Year	done null
	Rwanda Imports 14 Million Condoms Each Year	done null
	Senate Committee Votes to Remove HIV Travel Ban	done null
	Confronting Jamaica’s HIV Epidemic	done null
	Treated Herpes Is Still HIV Risk	done null
	Experts Say More STD Screening Needed in Gay Men	done null
	South Dakota Governor Signs HIV Bill	done null
	California’s New Anti-Meth Campaign	done null
	South African Leaders Intensify AIDS Fight	done null
	Laura Bush Urges Support for HIV-Positive Haitians	done null
	Pennsylvania Targets AIDS Among Seniors	done null
	A Key to Safer Sex: Plain Old Romance	done null
	Religious Leaders in Rwanda Get Tested for HIV	done null
	Chinese College Students Get HIV 101	done null
	HIV-Positive Inmates Segregated at Alabama Prison	done null
	London’s HIV Epidemic Evolved in “Clusters”	done null
	Africa’s Top HIV Testers: Rwanda, Kenya and Malawi	done null
	Transgendered Cubans Fight HIV Among Men Who Have Sex With Men	done null
	Today is Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day	done null
	Circumcision Does Not Protect Against All STIs	done null
	To Avoid HIV in Uganda, “Be a Man”	done null
	New HIV Infections Drop in New Zealand	done null
	Experts Say Silence Around Race, Poverty Boosts U.S. HIV Rates	done null
	Genetic Variation Produces Weaker HIV Strain	done null
	Namibian HIV-Positive Flood Victims Need Help	done null
	Food Poisoning May Be Fatal for People With HIV	done null
	Rwanda’s Rise in Tuberculosis Infection Linked to HIV	done null
	California ASO Brings Easter to the AIDS-Affected	done null
	12 Men Evicted From AIDS Hospice in Nepal	done null
	Alabama’s HIV-Positive Inmates Denied Work Release	done null
	China's Online HIV Quiz a Success	done null
	U.S. Researchers Scale Back HIV Vaccine Trial	done null
	AIDS Healthcare Foundation Leaders Support Reducing Vaccine Research	done null
	Funding for Vaccine Research in Question	done null
	Florida Religious Leaders to Hold Seder of Hope	done null
	New Generic HIV Drug From India	done null
	Mozambique Loses Teachers to AIDS	done null
	United Nations to Address HIV and TB Coinfection	done null
	POZ Founder Sean Strub Responds to Swiss Statement on Condomless Sex	done null
	AIDS Activist Gregg Gonsalves Honored	done null
	Conference Addresses HIV Among Pittsburgh’s Youth	done null
	More HIV Cases Reported in 2006	done null
	HIV Infections in Asia Could Rise by 150 Percent	done null
	FDA to Review HIV Drugs for Potential Heart Attack Risk	done null
	Some New York Schools Get “Health Smart”	done null
	New York Times Editorial on Black AIDS Conspiracy Theories	done null
	Gay Men in Thailand Barred From Donating Blood	done null
	HIV Rising Among Baltimore’s Twentysomethings	done null
	Women Make Up Majority of Nigeria’s New HIV Infections	done null

February 2008

Success

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	WHO Expert Panel Recommends Select Choice of Second-Line Antiretroviral Drugs	done null
	HIV Treatment Successful for Many HIV-Positive Patients With Low CD4 Counts	done null
	Activists in Virginia Lobby for Prevention Funding	done null
	Nigerian Police Recruits Expelled After Testing HIV Positive	done null
	Does Male Circumcision Raise Women’s HIV Risk?	done null
	New York Times Editorial Urges Funding, Staffing for FDA	done null
	Halting the Asian HIV Epidemic	done null
	Probiotic Yogurt Settles Africa’s HIV-Positive Stomachs	done null
	President Bush Releases FY 2009 AIDS Budget Proposals	done null
	Hundreds Rally for Sub-Saharan Positive Women	done null
	The Politics of PEPFAR	done null
	Twice Weekly Use of Antiretrovirals May Be Effective as PrEP	done null
	Who’s Educating Sex Ed Teachers?	done null
	Neighbors Blast South African AIDS Orphanage	done null
	Egyptian Authorities Allegedly Torture HIV-Positive Men	done null
	(Product)RED's Balance Sheet	done null
	Infants Contracted HIV From Pre-Chewed Food	done null
	Study Shows Many in Singapore Lack HIV Awareness	done null
	Sweden’s New HIV Infections on the Rise	done null
	Black Advocacy Groups Fight Needle-Exchange Ban	done null
	STD Cases on the Rise in Utah	done null
	Creative Ways to Curb HIV Infections	done null
	PEPFAR Proposals Cause Stir Among Republicans	done null
	Sex and the City Actress Calls for Improved AIDS Treatment in Africa	done null
	Benefits Counseling, a Phone Call Away	done null
	Researchers Discover New HIV Receptor	done null
	HIV Infections in Finland Remain at Record High	done null
	HIV-Positive Russian Prisoner Moved to Clinic	done null
	HIV Advocate Congressman Tom Lantos Dies	done null
	Massachusetts Activists Lobby for AIDS Funds	done null
	Black Women Unite Against AIDS	done null
	New Text Message...About HIV	done null
	Bush Reiterates Commitment to Fighting HIV/AIDS in Africa	done null
	An AIDS Education Jackpot in Chicago	done null
	HIV-Positive People Want Sex and Children	done null
	Federal AIDS Funds Reduced for Maryland	done null
	New York City Offers Free Valentine's Day Condoms	done null
	Illinois Colleges Reject Free Valentine's Day Condoms	done null
	New HIV Infections in Japan Hit Record High	done null
	Legal Struggle to End Soon for HIV-Positive Nairobi Woman	done null
	Should School Officials Be Notified of Students' HIV Status?	done null
	PEPFAR Saves Thousands in Kenya	done null
	Fighting HIV and Sexual Violence in Massachusetts	done null
	Traditional Herbalists in Ghana Search for AIDS Cure	done null
	Bono’s $42.5M Valentine to the Global Fund	done null
	African Microbicide Trial Disappoints	done null
	State Department Lifts Ban on Positive Diplomats	done null
	Half of Brazil’s AIDS Cases Diagnosed Late	done null
	Federal AIDS Funding Cuts Sap California	done null
	GSK Drops Price on 14 HIV Drugs	done null
	Mathematical Model Maps Out Drug-Resistant HIV in San Francisco	done null
	HIV Ads “Get REAL” and Get Real Graphic	done null
	Positive Ugandans With Disabilities Need Better HIV Info	done null
	Researchers Uncover Future “Hot Spots” for Disease	done null
	Indian Advocates Fight for HIV Legislation	done null
	Massachusetts Appeals Court Sides With HIV-Positive Girl	done null
	HIV Doc Under Fire for Prescribing Combination Therapy	done null
	Bush Returns From Six-Day African Journey	done null
	The Money’s in the Medicine	done null
	Late Microsoft Pioneer Leaves $65 Million to HIV/AIDS and Gay Rights Groups	done null
	New York Times Editorial Asks for Needle Exchange	done null
	Rectal Microbicide Sees Positive Results in Trial	done null
	Microbicide Proven Safe for Women	done null
	Egyptian Police Allegedly Hunt Positive People	done null
	25 Percent of Positive Women Want Babies	done null
	New Mexico Offers Three New HIV Drugs Through ADAP	done null
	Elton John, Sharon Stone and Others Fight AIDS on Oscar Night	done null
	Suing to Keep an AIDS Site Open	done null
	Gwyneth Paltrow, Roger Moore in HIV Film	done null
	China’s HIV Prevalence Rises by 45 Percent	done null
	Positive Canadians Dying Without Treatment	done null
	Malawi Law Cracks Down on False AIDS Cure Claims	done null
	Awareness of HIV Status Helps Reduce New Infections	done null
	PEPFAR Bill May Push Funding to $50 Billion	done null
	Mozambique’s Health Minister Nixes AIDS "Day Hospitals"	done null
	Name-Based Reporting Doesn't Discourage HIV Testing	done null
	Transport Sector Fueling Spread of HIV in Asia	done null
	Reused Syringes Put 40,000 at Risk	done null
	In Uganda, Home is Where the HAART Is	done null

January 2008

Success

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	Reporting HIV-Related Discrimination in Saudi Arabia	done null
	HIV Rates Soar Among Young Gay Men in NYC	done null
	Counseling Programs May Not Guarantee Med Adherence	done null
	AIDS Activist and Actress Gloria Reuben Returns to ER	done null
	Turmoil in Kenya May Increase HIV Infections	done null
	AIDS History in the Making	done null
	Lending a Hand to the Positive Poor	done