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Line 10: \| birth_place = [[Cao County]], Shandong, [[Republic of China (1912–1949)\|China]] \| death_date = {{death date and age\|df=yes\|2023\|12\|10\|1927\|12\|19}} \| death_place = ~~[[Manhattan]],~~ New York City, ~~U.S.~~US \| death_cause = \| other_names = \| spouse = {{marriage\|Guo Mingjiu\|\|2006\|end=d.}}<ref name="nytimesbuckley" /> \| children = 3<ref name="nytimesbuckley" /> \| known_for = [[HIV/AIDS ~~Activist~~in China#Bloodhead controversy\|AIDS activist]] \| occupation = ~~Gynaecologist~~[[Gynecologist]] }} '''Gao Yaojie''' ({{zh\|c=高耀潔\|link=no}}, ''Gao Yaojie''; 19 December 1927 – 10 December 2023) was a Chinese [[gynecologist]], academic, and [[HIV/AIDS in China#Bloodhead controversy\|AIDS activist]] based in [[Zhengzhou]], Henan, China. Gao was honoured for her work by the United Nations and Western organizations whilst spending time under [[house arrest]]. Her split with the Chinese authorities on the transmission and the seriousness of the AIDS epidemic in the People's Republic of China hindered her further activities, and she left for the United States in 2009, where she settled in [[Manhattan~~\|Manhattan~~]], New York]]. ==Early life and career==

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