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South African Doctor Gets Support in AIDS Therapy Disputee

] - 18. Febbraio 2008 - 8:07

Health workers and activists have rallied to support a doctor who could face disciplinary action in a dispute over the treatment he gave HIV-positive pregnant women to prevent them from passing the AIDS virus on to their unborn children.

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