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Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Rights for People With HIV After Roe v. Wade Ends

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TXKeith — An editor's note has been added to the article to clarify the status of HIV criminalization in Texas.

October 31, 2022

TXKeith

False information in the article. Texas does not have a criminal statute explicitly addressing HIV exposure or transmission. In 1994, Texas became the first state to repeal its HIV criminalization laws.

October 11, 2022

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