"Since the HIV/AIDS epidemic began in the 1980s, many important strides have been made in battling the disease. Earlier detection, more widespread testing, and better treatments have led to profoundly better outcomes for people who are HIV positive. Yet frustrating challenges still persist: there are still 50,000 new cases of HIV/AIDS nationally every year. Those new cases are occurring disproportionately, and even increasing, among men who have sex with men, particularly minorities."

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