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For National HIV Testing Day, CDC Launches Serostatus Matters, a New Continuing Medical Education Opportunity to Encourage Primary Care Providers to Test their Patients for HIV

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Over 1 million people in the United States are living with HIV and 1 in 8 – approximately 156,300 people – do not know they have it. HIV testing is the only way people can tell if they have HIV. Therefore, as part of an ongoing efforts to ensure everyone Read More...

Read the complete post at https://blog.aids.gov/2016/06/for-national-hiv-testing-day-cdc-launches-serostatus-matters-a-new-continuing-medical-education-opportunity-to-encourage-primary-care-providers-to-test-their-patients-for-hiv.html

Posted Jun 27 2016, 12:28 PM by blog.aids.gov — HIV Policy & Programs. Research. New Media.

Filed under: HIV/AIDS Awareness Days, Testing, CDC, HIV Policy & Programs, HIV Testing Day

For National HIV Testing Day, CDC Launches Serostatus Matters, a New Continuing Medical Education Opportunity to Encourage Primary Care Providers to Test their Patients for HIV

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