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By Armen Hareyan on June 20, 2007 - 10:11am for eMaxHealth

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Kentucky Department for Public Health's seventh annual African-American and Latino Youth Conference on HIV/AIDS is set for Saturday, June 23, at the Lexington Traditional Magnet School.

The conference, which is sponsored by the DPH HIV/AIDS branch, is designed to provide a venue to identify new strategies for effectively responding to the spread of HIV and AIDS among Kentucky's African- American and Latino youths (age 13

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Kentucky Department Of Health

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