"Latinos and HIV/AIDS in the United States"

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"Key Facts: Latinos and HIV/AIDS"   (.pdf)

"Latinos’ Views of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic at 20 Years: Findings from a National Survey"   (.pdf)

"Latinos’ Views of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic at 20 Years: Findings from a National Survey" (Spanish)   (.pdf)

Agenda   (.pdf)

Doria-Ortiz Testimony   (.pdf)

Kates Presentation   (.pdf)

Media Advisory   (.pdf)

Montoya Presentation   (.pdf)

Speaker Biographies   (.pdf)

Transcript   (.pdf)

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"Latinos and HIV/AIDS in the United States" 3/7/2002
Kaiser Family Foundation and Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Honorary Co-Sponsor, Washington, D.C.

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HIV remains a leading cause of death among Latinos in the United States, and Latinos with HIV are less likely than whites to receive early care. The rate of AIDS cases among Latinos is almost four times the rate among whites. In addition, Latinos face many unique hurdles to reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS in their communities.

Rep. Ciro D. Rodriguez (D-Texas) delivers the opening remarks and Ingrid M. Duran, president and CEO, Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute moderates.

The featured panelists are Claude Allen, deputy secretary, Health and Human Services; Jennifer Kates, senior program officer, Kaiser Family Foundation; Daniel C. Montoya, director, Governtment Affairs, AIDS Project Los Angeles; and Charlene Doria-Ortiz, executive director, Center for Health Policy Development.

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