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AIDS Community Research Initiative of America

Viral Hepatitis and HIV

By Tim Horn and James Learned

2004

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Written By: Tim Horn and James Learned

Graphic Design/Production: Joy Episalla

Special Thanks: Constance Chang, Allan Clear, Jerome Ernst, M.D., Alan Franciscus, Bonnie Goad, Donna M. Kaminski, Mark Milano, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Tracy Swan, Teresa L. Wright, M.D., and ACRIA's Community Advisory Board.

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