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Media Response

Media Response to Updated HIV Incidence Rates

The release of the increased rate of HIV incidence in the United States has sparked local and national media attention across the country.

ABC Local
CDC understated HIV infections in US
 
Atlanta Journal Constitution
CDC understated new HIV infections in US
 
Forbes.com
Estimate of Annual HIV Incidence Increases Significantly; New Estimate Will Show Need For a National AIDS Strategy
 
CBS News
CDC Understated Number Of New HIV Infections In US
 
Fox DC
CDC Understated Number Of New HIV Infections In US
 
Fox News
Health Officials: CDC Understated Number of New HIV Infections in U.S.
 
Google News
Obama, McCain vow to step up fight against HIV/AIDS
 
Huffington Post
Number Of New HIV Infections In US Much Higher Than Government Reported, Study Finds
 
Kansas City Star
Report shows AIDS epidemic worse than officials previously said
 
Los Angeles Times
HIV epidemic in U.S. worse than previously thought, CDC says
 
Medical News Today
CDC Releases Updated Estimates On New HIV Infections
 
New York Daily News
HIV infections hit new high in U.S.
 
New York Times
H.I.V. Study Finds Rate 40% Higher Than Estimated
 
POZ.com
Annual HIV Infections in U.S. Substantially Higher Than Believed
 
Reuters
More than 56,000 in U.S. infected with AIDS each year
 
Southbend Tribune
CDC: Number of new HIV infections in U.S. understated by 40 percent
 
TheBody.com
Overall U.S. HIV Incidence Stable But Significant Racial Differences Still Exist, CDC Data Show
 
Time Magazine
US HIV Infections Underestimated
 
USA Today
New HIV cases in US underestimated by 40 percent
 
Washington Post
AIDS Infection Rate in U.S. Higher Than Previously Estimated
 
Washington Times
CDC underestimated new HIV cases in U.S.
 
WSBTV Channel 2, Atlanta, GA
New HIV Infections In U.S. Understated By CDC
 
Yahoo News
CDC underestimated new HIV cases by 40 percent
 
Yahoo News
CDC understated number of new HIV infections in US

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