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Supreme Court To The Rescue Of HIV Positive Ex Army Man
The Supreme Court Thursday came to the rescue of a retired army personnel, who contracted HIV allegedly due to contaminated blood transfusion in an army hospital, directing that he be treated at the Base Hospital.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Accused Suffering From HIV
The Supreme Court has granted bail to a man accused in several criminal cases after observing that he is suffering from HIV and appears to be immuno compromised.
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HIV Positive Rape Survivor Can't Terminate Pregnancy Due To Risk: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said that an HIV-positive woman, who was raped on the streets of Patna and is 26 weeks pregnant, cannot abort the foetus as a medical report has suggested it would be risky for both.
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Army gets notice for sacking HIV positive personnel
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the Indian Army on a petition that challenges the sacking of personnel who are HIV positive, without the mandatory approval of the army's medical board.
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Supreme Court To The Rescue Of HIV Positive Ex Army Man
The Supreme Court Thursday came to the rescue of a retired army personnel, who contracted HIV allegedly due to contaminated blood transfusion in an army hospital, directing that he be treated at the Base Hospital.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Accused Suffering From HIV
The Supreme Court has granted bail to a man accused in several criminal cases after observing that he is suffering from HIV and appears to be immuno compromised.
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HIV Positive Rape Survivor Can't Terminate Pregnancy Due To Risk: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said that an HIV-positive woman, who was raped on the streets of Patna and is 26 weeks pregnant, cannot abort the foetus as a medical report has suggested it would be risky for both.
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Army gets notice for sacking HIV positive personnel
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the Indian Army on a petition that challenges the sacking of personnel who are HIV positive, without the mandatory approval of the army's medical board.
