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Rationing feared as many flock to HIV drug program

By Stephen Smith
Globe Staff / May 14, 2004

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A flood of HIV patients desperate for life-prolonging drugs is overwhelming the state assistance program of last resort, prompting public health officials yesterday to seek an emergency infusion of cash to avert rationing medications. (Full Article: 1242 Words)

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