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365 Gay: Health & Science

HIV Fear in Canada after dirty syringe scare

By The Canadian Press 4:16pm EDT
Up to 2,700 patients, including children, need to be tested for HIV and hepatitis because a handful of nurses in a northern Alberta hospital injected drugs with used syringes for nearly two decades. Read more...