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WAYS OF HIV TRANSMISSION ON
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OR 46,483 of
total diagnosed cases 48,314 TESTED GET TESTED GET TESTEDSTED GET TESTED GE
since January 1984 4% people TESTED GET TESTEDGET TESTED GET TESTED GET TESTE
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sexual contact
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have symptoms. They don't
impairs cells. advanced stage of HIV. look or feel sick. Often people
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only begin to feel sick when
they progress towards aids.
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weeks after
without developing threatening illnesses exposure to HIV,
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all, people who
are infected
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as the "worst flu
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regardless of whether you
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have experienced any
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get tested as soon as possible.
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