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A 35-year-old HIV-positive man in New Zealand injected his blood into his wife while she was sleeping, thereby infecting her with the virus, court documents have revealed.
According to a report in New Zealand’s Sunday Star-Times, the man did it so...
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Dr. Grace Emmanuel, left, explains medication procedure to Tanko Habibu, who is living with the AIDS virus, at an AIDS clinic in Bauchi, Nigeria, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008. Bauchi State, in Nigeria’s heavily Muslim north, has recently begun playing Cupid..
