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  • Free Medications Through the AIDS Drug Distribution Program (ADDP)

  • How to Keep Your Health Insurance if You Lose Your Job

  • Prescription Help for Other Medical Needs

  • Links

    • AIDSinfo
      (from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) - This federal government site provides information on HIV/AIDS clinical trials and treatments. It also contains information about treatment regimens for HIV and AIDS-related illnesses.
    • Discrimination Against People Living with HIV or AIDS
      (from the New Jersey Department of Law & Public Safety, Division on Civil Rights) - This 2-page fact sheet defines actions of discrimination and the legal remedies that are available. The site also includes contact information for its regional offices for filing complaints or for further information.
    • Free Medication through the AIDS Drug Distribution Program
      (from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) - This federal government site provides information on HIV/AIDS clinical trials and treatments. It also contains information about treatment regimens for HIV and AIDS-related illnesses.
    • HIV/AIDS Prevention
      (from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) - This federal site presents up-to-date information on methods and guidelines for the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS.
    • Hyacinth AIDS Foundation
      Hyacinth is a non-profit organization in New Jersey that provides education, support, and advocacy for people with HIV or AIDS.

     

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