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Delaware State Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Reducing Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission
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The Delaware State Senate recently passed a bill SB 86 that would add HIV testing to the standard battery of tests given to all pregnant women, WMTD.com reports. Lawmakers hope that the bill will help reduce the rate of mother-to-child HIV transmission.
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