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HIV transmission during medical procedures at hospitals is extremely rare. However, if blood products are not screened and infection control procedures are not followed, transmission can take place. The risk of infection following a needlestick injury is low.

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Outdated blood testing contributes to HIV

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Times of India
7 January 2011
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London: HIV test for baby given strangers' breast milk in hospital mix-up

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London Evening Standard
23 December 2010
Harm reduction

Discarded needles training scheme launched

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Lancashire Telegraph
13 December 2010
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Justice tough to find for Chinese who got HIV/AIDS through tainted blood

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Los Angeles Times
28 November 2010
Health services & systems

International guidelines launched to protect health workers against HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis

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International Labour Organization
20 November 2010
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Sick kids contract HIV in Delhi hospital

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India Today
16 November 2010
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KENYA: Need to reduce HIV risk among health workers

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IRIN Plus News
8 November 2010
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HIV Transmitted by Blood Donor, CDC Reports

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MedPage Today HIV/AIDS
21 October 2010
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Africa: Killer Blood Transfusions Targeted in Fight Against HIV

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All Africa.com
19 July 2010