State plan to eliminate new cases cited as one reason for decline

This weekend, marked World AIDS Day, and some of those involved in the care of people who are HIV-positive observed the occasion Monday.

Despite awareness and advances in medicine, doctors say our success combating the HIV/AIDS has also become our weakness.

Despite a decrease in rates overall, one in 64 African-Americans in the state is living with HIV/AIDS compared to 1 in 661 non-Hispanic whites.

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