04/06/2015
For the first time since the 1980s, small town America is making headlines over a recent outbreak of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Indiana’s Governor has declared a public health state of emergency as health officials have confirmed 80 new cases of HIV in a week in the town of Austin – all seemingly related to illicit drug use. In a town with only one doctor, and in an area with few other medical resources, the state is scrambling to triage and contain the outbreak.
Learn More: Going Viral: How to Prepare as HIV Surges Through a Small Community in Indiana
