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There is a myth which is doing rounds since the time HIV appeared in the modern world scenario. It must have been the outcome of some depraved thinking, if one has HIV+ and if that infected person has sex with a virgin he will be cured. It is utter...
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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..
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