The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants to spend the equivalent of $864 million a year getting everyone between ages 13 and 64 tested for AIDS at every doctor visit.

Johns Hopkins researchers estimate this strategy would identify one-third as many positive cases and preventone-fourth the new infections as targeting high-risk populations.

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