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• South Dakota Reports HIV Cases in Babies
  Two infants test positive for the virus, leading health officials to call for better antibody testing of pregnant women.
• Can Oral Sex Make You HIV-Immune?
  A new study suggests that repeated exposure to the virus during oral sex elicits neutralizing antibodies in seronegative men.
• Therapy May Permanently Jam HIV Receptors
  Experimental compound aims to make immune systems cells resistant to strains of the virus that target the CCR5 cellular portal.
• Executive Gives $100 Million for HIV Research
  Money will go toward a new institute that will conduct vaccine research.
• Black Awareness Day Events Set for New York
  Two religious gatherings will be held in Staten Island.
• Tennessee Offers Free HIV Tests
  Tests are offered as part of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day events in Memphis.
• Clinicians Advised to Step Up HIV Tests
  Many physicians and health workers still aren't adhering to CDC recommendations to screen all patients ages 13 to 64 for the virus.
• HIV Is Still a Crisis in California
  Officials in one of northern county in the state warn against complacency against the virus and its effects.
• Virginia School Continues Research After Setback
  Despite the failure of a highly touted microbicide, researchers continue to look for other potential candidates.
• Zerhouni Joins Gates Foundation
  Former NIH director will help spur innovative solutions to global health challenges.
• Expert Calls for Access to Anti-HIV Drugs
  Virus discoverer Luc Montagnier says developing nations need more help accessing available medications.
• Kentucky Lawmakers Debate STD Bill
  Legislation would mandate HPV vaccinations for the state's girls.