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CDC allegedly cancels Emory 's HIV self-testing program after not enough workers left to oversee it.
Program lead says 7,000 Americans learned they had HIV through the program.
Dr. Patrick Sullivan : "It really feels negligent to have sent home the staff that were needed to manage a really successful program that was improving the health of Americans ".
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