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Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Outlines U.S. Government Work to Achieve AIDS-Free Generation

From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

December 16, 2013

"I believe -- and President Obama believes -- that an AIDS-free generation is within our reach," HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius writes in the AIDS.gov blog. She summarizes U.S. government work addressing the virus domestically and abroad, adding, "The budgetary constraints our teams across the [HHS] have been working under have posed considerable challenges. We need to continue to be smart about how we target our investments to make sure we're devoting every possible resource to bringing an end to this epidemic" (12/13).

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