CDC cuts $29.2M in funds for Texas HIV prevention
Summary
The CDC cut $29.2 million in funding for HIV prevention programs in Texas. The affected community organizations pay for testing and connect people with care providers.Key Facts
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cut $29.2 million in funding.
- The cuts affect HIV prevention programs in Texas.
- Community organizations are among those affected.
- The programs cover the cost of HIV testing.
- The programs connect people to care providers.
- The cuts are part of reductions to federal efforts to prevent the spread of HIV worldwide.
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