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Through
the renewal
of a federal grant administered by the
Ryan White Title III program of
the Department
of Health and Human Services,
U.Va.’s Infectious Diseases Clinic
will be able to improve and expand the
services provided
to more than
700
HIV/AIDS patients. The funding — $2.15
million over five years — will benefit
services such as early health care
intervention, primary care, education,
transportation,
counseling, testing, and treatment. Full
story.
U.Va.
Health System
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Pete
Gillen (right), head coach for U.Va.’s
men’s basketball, stepped down
Monday from the position he has held
for the past seven years. After the team’s
2004-2005 season, Gillen felt the time
was right to step aside, according to
Craig K. Littlepage, U.Va.’s director
of athletics. “There is, however,
a solid foundation in place provided
by Pete and his staff. We have good young
players in the program who will provide
us the opportunity for success,” said
Littlepage. Full
story.
Athletics
Dept.
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