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HIV Testing Encouraged

HIV Testing Encouraged

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State officials says HIV/AIDS is still a big problem in Minnesota and are urging people to get tested. Kristi Guerard with the state Health Department says Minnesota sees about 300 new cases each year — not much change over the past decade:


Guerard says free testing is regularly available in Greater Minnesota. For more information, visit the Rural AIDS Action Network on the web.

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