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British Columbia project seeks to improve access to HIV treatment and care among hard-to-reach populations.
A four-year, $48 million pilot program called "Seek and Treat" was recently launched by the government of British Columbia to improve access to treatment and care among hard-to-reach communities, including sex workers, injecting drug users and aboriginal people. The project will operate in Prince George and in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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