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Archive: SEARCH Study Shows 1-Year Drop in HIV Virus Levels in Rural Ugandan Parish After Community Health Campaign
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Archive: UCSF Team Engineers 'Safety Switches' for Immune Therapies
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Archive: Warner Greene Authors HIV/AIDS Medicine Textbook for Developing World
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Archive: Health Campaign Shows Universal HIV Testing Can Be Extended for Early Identification of Other Diseases
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Archive: UCSF/SFGH Researchers Call for Change in New FDA Recommendation on HIV and TB Drug Doses
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Archive: New Lipid Screening Guidelines for Children Overly Aggressive, UCSF Researchers Say
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Archive: Hair Samples from Infants Show Exposure to Anti-HIV Drugs in the Womb and During Breast-feeding
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Archive: Experts Outline Steps Towards an AIDS-free Generation
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Archive: AIDS 2012 Conference Co-Chair Diane Havlir Talks About What it Takes to Turn Tide on Disease
