Routine testing for H.I.V. could help save lives. The Bronx will soon be able to say that they are willing to control this epidemic:
The New York City health department plans to announce on Thursday an ambitious three-year effort to give an H.I.V. test to every adult living in the Bronx, which has a far higher death rate from AIDS than any other borough.
The campaign will begin with a push to make the voluntary testing routine in emergency rooms and storefront clinics, where city officials say that cumbersome consent procedures required by state law have deterred doctors from offering the tests.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Testing For H.I.V.
Posted by Blogging New York at 1:17 PM
Labels: H.I.V Testing
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