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From: stjhmc!f527.n103.z1.fidonet.org!Bob.Johnston@asuvax.asu.edu (Bob Johnston)
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Subject: RE: HOME AIDS T
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Date: 25 May 89 16:56:26 GMT
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 > Practicing safe sex (regardless of your or your partner's antibody
 > status) is what prevents the spread of AIDS. Safe sex education
 > not antibody testing!!!!!!
 
 Correct, and it is VERY important.  It is also best to get into the *habit* of practicing SAFE sex, even if we could be sure that our partner were totally safe from years of experience with that individual. Some time in the future, even if a person were monogomous, one or the other might die from natural causes. At that time, the other partner would perhaps look for a new partner. If they had not been practicing safe sex, it might be difficult to begin and they could get into trouble.

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