PROVIDENCE, R.I.– Infectious disease doctors and public health advocates are raising concerns as Harvard Pilgrim, a health insurance provider, plans to phase out coverage of several HIV treatments next year, threatening Rhode Island's progress to stop transmission of the disease, some say. Philip Chan, chief medical officer at Open Door Health, a clinic that…
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