Doctors asked to treat AIDS patients without fear

CHENNAI, Jan 18: Dr Eric Walker, UK co-ordinator of the Indo-UK link projects on AIDS said that doctors should their apprehension of trea...

• By: Express News Service
• January 19, 1999 12:00 AM IST
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CHENNAI, Jan 18: Dr Eric Walker, UK co-ordinator of the Indo-UK link projects on AIDS said that doctors should their apprehension of treating patients inflicted with HIV. He felt that education projects focussing on various groups would help to shed inhibitions in treating patients.

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