FDA/State AIDS Health Fraud Task Forces: Evaluating Medical Therapies
The Task Forces are a network of AIDS Health Fraud Task Forces throughout the United States of America has developed a proactive approach to combat these fraudulent product/treatment promotions affecting people with HIV/AIDS and their partners, family,and friends.

California AIDS Fraud Task Force
The AIDS Health Fraud Task Force of California welcomes you to our cyberspace presence. This site was created to help expand the reach of our public education campaign on AIDS Health Fraud.
Colorado HIV/AIDS Consumer Information Task Force
According to government estimates, billions of dollars are being spent each year on fraudulent AIDS treatments. Why? Because affected persons believe and hope that cures may exist. However, not all promoted treatments are fraudulent or harmful. Some may be beneficial. As educated consumers, our task is to separate fact from fiction, and to avoid the expensive and unhealthy victimization from medical treatments which do not work or have been proven ineffective
Florida HIV/AIDS Hotline
“Helping individuals and communities by bringing people and services together through programs which include telephone counseling, crisis intervention, information, referral, and training services.”
Georgia AIDS Therapy Information Network
The Georgia AIDS Therapy Information Network (GATIN) was formed in 1990. The Members of this group are representatives of local AIDS organizations and government agencies. Our goal is to educate the community about the dangers of AIDS fraud and to increase the ability of individuals to make informed decisions about their health.
Michigan AIDS Task Force
The Michigan AIDS Fraud Task Force was founded in 1990. The Task Force members are representatives from local community AIDS education and service organizations, state and local health departments, professional health organizations, and the Food and Drug Administration. The primary purpose of the Task Force is to help educate people about the dangers of AIDS fraud.
Texas AIDS Health Fraud Information Network
The HIV epidemic has created business opportunities for many people. In many cases, people and companies pursue these opportunities with the sincere intention of helping while staying within the bounds of the law and maintaining fiscal integrity. The same motives can sometimes lead to harm even with the best of intentions. In some cases, the motive is simply to make a buck regardless of the consequences to those affected. The latter is what opens the door to fraud.