Report: Fewer in D.C. dying from AIDS, HIV

By Alan Blinder, Liz Farmer
Published June 20, 2012 4:00am ET
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Report: Fewer in D.C. dying from AIDS, HIV
Fewer District residents are being diagnosed with or dying from AIDS and HIV, city health officials said Wednesday. New HIV cases dropped 2 percent in the District in 2010, and new AIDS cases decreased 32 percent over a four-year span beginning in 2006, government statistics showed. Still, more than two people in the city were […]

Fewer District residents are being diagnosed with or dying from AIDS and HIV, city health officials said Wednesday.

New HIV cases dropped 2 percent in the District in 2010, and new AIDS cases decreased 32 percent over a four-year span beginning in 2006, government statistics showed.

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