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🎉 February is National Condom Month!
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Upgraded technology standards and new year prompted website overhaul.
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WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-09) who has been critical of Governor Bill Lee’s decision to reject federal HIV testing funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for non-profit organizations today applauded the CDC’s decision to directly fund the testing through the United Way of Greater Nashville.
Read more: Congressman Cohen Thanks CDC for Restoring HIV Funds to Tennessee
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Friends for Life, United Way of Greater Nashville, Cempa Community Care in Chattanooga, Hope House, OutMemphis, the Choice Health Network, Planned Parenthood, Regional One Medical Center and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital slated to lose funding for HIV testing

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The Tennessee Department of Health abruptly rejected the use of available federal funds for HIV prevention services. This decision is short-sighted and undermines the state’s public health and response to HIV while limiting community access to critical services.
Read more: ACTION ALERT! Tennessee’s Rejection of Federal Funds for HIV Services