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A shift in federal funding for HIV and AIDS agencies to rural areas could leave urban New Jersey patients with less care. Steve Scheuermann, director of Buddies in Hackensack, an HIV/AIDS resource center,

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AIDS funding shift could hurt urban NJ patients

A shift in federal funding for HIV and AIDS agencies to rural areas could leave urban New Jersey patients with less care. Steve Scheuermann, director of Buddies in Hackensack, an HIV/AIDS resource center,

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