| In June, the
Governor of California — Arnold Schwarzenegger — signed into law a bill
requiring each HIV case to be reported by name to the US Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Surprisingly, most AIDS workers in
the State welcomed the move. The new legislation will allow the State to
continue to receive between $50 and $100m per year to help in its
HIV-related initiatives.
Full story in bjhc&im July 2006 (210 words)
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