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West Coast may curb second AIDS wave among addicts
UCSF epidemiologist Andrew Moss says the second wave seen in East Coast drug users is controllable here with treatment and outreach. New York City shows higher infection rates among heterosexual addicts. San Francisco reports rising but lower rates and urges expanded needle programs, bleach outreach, and drug treatment slots amid federal funding gaps.
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