Despite gains, Baltimore?s HIV frustrations continue

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One year after a damning report criticized Baltimore?s public agencies for ignoring the AIDS crisis, some gains have been made, the city?s health officials said.

“I definitely think we?re dealing with a crisis,” Health Commissioner Dr. Joshua Sharfstein said. “We?ve been focusing on substantive collaborations with other agencies that address the needs of AIDS patients, rather than narrowly focusing on AIDS treatment.”

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