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Progress in HIV prevention has plateaued, government reports

By Cassidy Morrison
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Progress in HIV prevention has plateaued, government reports

Progress in reducing cases of HIV has stalled.

The CDC reported in a study Wednesday that the decline in HIV cases has plateaued because effective HIV prevention and treatment do not reach those areas that are most at risk. Rural areas, Southern states, and Latino and African-American communities face the most adversity in getting treatment.

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