AIDS Walk San Diego set for October 1

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AIDS Walk San

            Diego set for October 1
 Matthew Van Atta
          
          Aug 11, 2006
          
        
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       The 17th annual
            AIDS Walk San Diego is set for October 1 and will include
            city mayor Jerry Sanders as a participant. The event is the
            largest       citywide fund-raiser for dozens of AIDS
            service organizations in the       area. The walk kicks off
            at Balboa Park. For more information, call (619)
            291-WALK or go online to www.aidswalksd.org.

        
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The organization had been inundated with financial problems.

“It’s just moving paper around. There’s no chance that one of the plaintiffs could continue to serve," Judge Judith Rogers told government lawyers.

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Opinion: "While the obstacles we face may be significant, Lenacapavir represents a monumental breakthrough in the fight against HIV/AIDS, one we can not afford to squander," write Dr. Kelly Gebo and Dr. Amanda Castel.

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AIDS Walk San
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