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This study says most people would....interesting. ***** Study Backs Disclosure of HIV to Partners By Randy Dotinga, HealthScoutNews THURSDAY, Jan. 16 (HealthScoutNews) -- More than two decades into the AIDS epidemic, only about a third of U.S. health departments seek out the sexual partners of HIV patients to let them know they may have been exposed to the virus. Now, two new studies argue that qualms about the notification programs are unfounded. Researchers in Colorado Springs and New Orleans found that telling one person in a relationship that the other is HIV positive didn't make it much more likely that the couple would break up. The notifications also didn't significantly increase the risk that the HIV-positive partner would move into a new relationship. The study, in fact, found that partners who were notified became more likely to use condoms...
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