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The seniors who live at the Edgewood apartment complex in northeast Washington have all the kinds of ailments common to older Americans. There's high cholesterol. Diabetes. Alzheimer's and dementia.
Some seniors are less comfortable discussing sexually transmitted diseases, yet they're engaging in the same risky behavior that adolescents do that lead to HIV infection, said Michael Kharfen, who oversees outreach for the Department of Health branch tasked with HIV and AIDS programs.
