Where to Get Tested for HIV in the U.S.

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HIV Treatment in the Developing World

National, California, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York

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National

Planned Parenthood Clinics
Find a free or low-cost clinic near you.
Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Clinic Locator
The locator is a national database of STD clinics compiled by the Centers for Disease Control.

California

HIV Testing Sites for Los Angeles County, Calif.
HIV Testing Sites for San Francisco, Calif.
STD Testing Sites for Los Angeles County, Calif. (February 2001)
In Positive Living, from AIDS Project Los Angeles

District of Columbia

HIV Testing in the Washington, D.C. Area (November 30, 1999)

Florida

HIV Testing Sites in Florida

Georgia

Anonymous HIV Testing at AID Atlanta, Georgia

Illinois

HIV Testing Sites in Illinois (November 30, 1999)

Michigan

HIV Testing Sites in Michigan (November 30, 1999)

Nebraska

Nebraska HIV Testing Sites

New Jersey

HIV Counseling and Testing Sites for New Jersey by County

New York

HIV Counseling and Testing for New York by County

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