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Retired NBA player Earvin "Magic" Johnson is now a businessman. He became an activist an advocate for people with HIV/AIDS after his own diagnosis with HIV in 1991. Photo credit: Magic Johnson Enterprises
Health & wellness Misinformation News Fact Check

Social media posts falsely claim Magic Johnson, longtime HIV survivor, donated blood for COVID patients

  • August 26, 2022
  • By Brea Jones
  • FactCheck.Org
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