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Has anyone here done lab tests on hiv/aids, or is everyone here just reading from the same sites over and over again? hiv seeping through skin, real?
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HIV: There has been continual research concerning hiv, without letup for many years. You need to see your doctor if you have a change in your condition.
Answered 2/19/2014
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