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Contaminated blood scandal in Japan

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HIV-tainted-blood scandal, known in Japan as 薬害エイズ事件 (Yakugai eizu), was an incident involving cases in which patients of Haemophilia got contracted HIV via tainted blood products.

See also: Ryuhei Kawada

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