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It's better to know

Published Date:

1990

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English

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National HIV Testing Day

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It's Better to Know

It's better to know. If you've never been tested, or if you had unprotected sex or shared a needle since your last test, now is the time to get an HIV test.

You can get health care and treatment if you test postive.

Take the test. Take control.

Faces of multicultural people. Info about National Testing Day: June 27. 2-sided=English/Spanish.

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David J. Sencer CDC Museum

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