AIDS
State Must Support Cuomo’s Historic Push to End AIDS
Kelsey Louie and Corey Johnson |
The governor has committed the state to an ambitious and worthy goal. Now advocates and lawmakers must support that agenda or risk New York falling short,
Kevin P. Coughlin/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
Two years ago 2014, Gov. Cuomo announced a historic plan to end the AIDS epidemic in New York State by 2020, with the goal of reducing the annual number of new HIV infections to just 750 (from an estimated 3,000).
The governor has committed the state to an ambitious and worthy goal. Now advocates and lawmakers must support that agenda or risk New York falling short,
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