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I recently accompanied a friend with AIDS to a Cascades Aids Project interview. I was told that I should be tested. I wouldn't mind being tested, but there was no information offered on how, where, and what the cost would be to be tested. Perhaps if everyone was tested, this would not be a problem.

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