New data from the CDC confirm HIV is on the rise.
The CDC has unveiled data showing that new HIV diagnoses have increased 5% between 1999 and 2002, and says the statistics likely reflect an increase in HIV cases and not simply increased HIV testing. The recent report offers the strongest evidence to date that the nation's prevention efforts are beginning to fail.
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