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Age Page - HIV, AIDS, and Older People
 November 2015 | National Institute on Aging
"Grace was dating again. George, a close family friend she had known for years, was starting to stay overnight more and more often. Because she wasn’t worried about getting pregnant, Grace didn’t think about using condoms. And because she had known George for so long, she didn’t think to ask him about his sexual history. So, Grace was shocked when she tested positive for HIV."
Information and resource document on HIV, AIDS, and Older People developed by the National Institute on Aging. 
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