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Don’t trust anybody; take your partner to test for HIV before any relationship – Doctor urges

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Dr Mrs Clementine Odei, Head of Unit at the University of Ghana Medical School Clinic, has advised people to take personal responsibility for knowing their HIV status rather than relying solely on what their partners tell them.

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