AIDS
Congress Looks to Lift Two-Decade Ban on Federal Needle Exchange Funds
Concessions to moderates would make it difficult for urban clinics to obtain federal money.
U.S. Stand Jeopardizes Global Anti-HIV Push
United Nations drug policy framework is scheduled to be approved next week, with the United States breaking from much of Europe and Canada.
Dems Question Efforts to Block AIDS Measure
Since 1988, the U.S. has banned federal funding for needle exchange programs. But with a president who pledges to lift the ban, why is the United States opposing UN efforts to promote them?
Drug Policy ‘Buck’ Stops With Obama, Too
Politico reports that a coalition of advocacy organizations, including the National Black Police Association, has sent a letter to President-elect Barack Obama opposing the appointment of Rep. James Ramstad (R-Minn.) to lead the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Ramstad, who is a recovering alcoholic, has been mentioned as a possible choice to direct the [...]
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