从2026年3月起, AHF就ADAP规则的改变向佛罗里达州提出诉讼, AHF sues Florida over ADAP rule change that cuts HIV medication access for 10,000 people starting March 2026.

爱滋保健基金会(AHF)对佛罗里达州卫生部提出诉讼, 要求新条例限制约1万人从2026年3月起获得爱滋病毒药品。 The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) has sued Florida’s Department of Health over new rules that will restrict HIV medication access for about 10,000 people starting March 2026. 诉讼要求国家违反强制性规则制定程序,将艾滋病药品援助方案(ADAP)的收入资格从联邦贫困线的400%降低到130%,而没有适当的通知或公共投入。 The lawsuit claims the state violated mandatory rulemaking procedures by lowering income eligibility for the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) from 400% to 130% of the federal poverty level without proper notice or public input. AHF认为这一变化威胁公众健康, 并可能恶化佛罗里达州高艾滋病毒感染率。 AHF argues the change threatens public health and could worsen Florida’s high HIV infection rates. 该组织寻求加快听证会，阻止规则变更，此前2026年1月的集会及州领导人对问题严重性的认可。 The group is seeking an expedited hearing to block the rule changes, following a January 2026 rally and acknowledgment from state leaders of the issue’s seriousness.