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HIV/AIDS Among African American Women

Overall, the number of Americans diagnosed with HIV each year has declined. But infection rates have steadily increased among African American women. In 2001, AIDS was the number one cause of death for 25- to 34-year-old African American women.

What is the first priority for reducing HIV/AIDS infection in this group?

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