Washington DC's public health data collection program was recently praised by the Centers for Disease Control. And new statistics show a decline in the District's rate of new AIDS cases and AIDS-related deaths. But good news is mixed with bad in the latest report on sexually-transmitted diseases in our region. We get details, and learn why teenagers and African Americans in heterosexual relationships may face growing risks.
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HIV / AIDS in the District
Listen Monday, Mar. 22, 2010 at 12:20 p.m. in Education, HealthGuests
Shannon Hader
Director, HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD & TB Administration, District of Columbia Department of Health
Walter Smith
Executive Director, D.C. Appleseed
Adam Tenner
Executive Director, Metro TeenAIDS
Ron Simmons
Executive Director, Us Helping Us
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