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Hiv and Aids: Testing, Screening, and Confidentiality
Rebecca Bennett & Charles A. Erin (eds.)
Clarendon Press (2001)
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An international team of eighteen doctors, philosophers, and lawyers present a fresh and thorough discussion of the ethical, legal, and social issues raised by testing and screening for HIV and AIDS. They aim to point the way to practical advances but also to give an accessible guide for those new to the debate.Author's Profile
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Compensation and Consent: A Brief Comparative Examination of Liability for HIV-Infected Blood.Dieter Giesen
Can Healthy Care Workers Care for Their Patients and Be Advocates of Third-Party Interests?Medard T. Hilhorst
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