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Florida proposes cutting eligibility for an AIDS drug program, causing panic:
Florida proposes cutting eligibility for an AIDS drug program, causing panic
www.statnews.com
In a surprise move, Florida officials have proposed drastically reducing eligibility for the state AIDS drug assistance program.
CVS Health agrees to cover new HIV prevention drug: www.washingtonblade.com/2026/01/20/cvs-health-agrees-to-cover-new-hiv-prevention-drug/?utm_term=A...
CVS Health agrees to cover new HIV prevention drug
www.washingtonblade.com
‘Groundbreaking’ PrEP medication taken by injection once every six months.
Congress Funds Domestic HIV Programs—Trump Administration Must Now Implement Them: Rejects President’s & House Republicans’ Extreme Cuts & Program Eliminations: bit.ly/4jMj6ai
State says thousands will lose access to HIV drugs:
State says thousands will lose access to HIV drugs
www.yahoo.com
As leaders at the federal level fight over Affordable Care Act tax credits, the impact is starting to trickle down to Florida. The state's Department of Health estimates 10,000 people will lose access...
Thousands in Florida could lose access to affordable HIV medication due to cuts. Read more at:
Thousands in Florida could lose access to affordable HIV medication due to cuts
www.miamiherald.com
The National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors estimates more than 16,000 Floridians will lose coverage.