Prevention
CDC Outlines New Strategic Plan To Thwart HIV Infection
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, July 1st, 2001
To expand HIV prevention efforts for MSM of color, this year CDC is providing $12 million in direct funding to community-based organizations to develop and implement programs tailored to the needs of this population, and $3 million to national and regional organizations to provide training and technical assistance to groups serving MSM of color.
CDC outlined the agency's new HIV prevention strategic plan at the press conference, describing the three-part plan to cut...
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