AHF Demands LA County Step Up to Stem STIs

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AHF Demands LA County Step Up to Stem STIs

LOS ANGELES , June 05 /Businesswire/ - We need stepped up action on STIs, be it pulling money from other budgets to support STIs or lobbying the Federal gov't for more funding. Five years of unmet promises is too long for L.A. County to say they will do more on STIs while nothing changes.