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CDC eliminates $29 million for HIV prevention in Texas
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Source: The Daily Sentinel
The federal government has cut $29.2 million from Texas health organizations that test for HIV in communities. This funding, which expired September 30, supported 11 community-based organizations in urban areas. These groups are crucial for HIV prevention, as they are…
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