HIV Prevention in the Third Decade

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HIV Prevention in the Third Decade


	Message From the Director

	About This Document

	Mission Statements

	The Past Two Decades: How Far Have We Come?

	The HIV/AIDS Epidemic: What Is the Magnitude?

	The Changing Epidemic: How Is CDC Responding?

	Specific Populations: How Are They Affected?

	The Future: What Are CDC's Plans?

	More about HIV Prevention: Where Is Information Available?

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Message from the Director
Abbreviations
Mission Statements

One	The Past 2 Decades: How Far Have We Come?
Two	The HIV/AIDS Epidemic: What Is the Magnitude? How Serious Is It? How Is It Changing?
Three	The Changing Epidemic: How Is CDC Responding? Surveillance Prevention Programs Prevention Strategies Research
Four	Specific Populations: How Are They Affected? MSM IDUs Heterosexual Adults People of Color Youth Pregnant Women and Infants Correctional Facility Inmates People Worldwide
Five	The Future: What Are CDC’s Plans?
Six	More about HIV Prevention: Where Is Information Available?? Glossary Resources

Last Modified: December 8, 2005
Last Reviewed: December 8, 2005
Content Source:
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention

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