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Clinton seeks $65 million for States' AIDS drug programs.


 President Clinton asked Congress to approve an additional $65 million to help States cover the cost of new antiretroviral therapies provided through AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP). By mid-July, 1996, two States joined many others, capping ADAP enrollment because ADAP funding could not keep up with the demand for the new drug regimens. Most States rely completely on Federal funding to cover the cost of ADAPs. Using State money to supplement the program may be an option.
