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should we use criminal law to address infectious disease? is criminal punishment an appropriate response to a public health matter such as hiv? these are the central questions in a new book by trevor hoppe, ph.d.
"it was camaraderie. i think there was a lot of love. even though people yelled at each other, it was still a common cause that everybody was around. so it was like family."
in the late 1980s, i let this odd, fussy man into my office at la shanti, my first aids agency job. he seemed earnest and harmless and he just wanted a few minutes of my time.  sadly, he wasn't the fi...
when heather boerner found out that serodiscordant couples could have safe, condomless sex to conceive a child, she knew she had to share these couples' stories.
i first became aware of the way in which the aids epidemic was affecting women in the mid-'80s.  many women did not realize their o...
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The given text has thirty-one "r"s.
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