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HIV and AIDS, testing, screening, and confidentiality - Introduction

Authors: Bennett, R Erin, CA

Citation: R. Bennett et Ca. Erin, HIV and AIDS, testing, screening, and confidentiality - Introduction, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 1-20

HIV testing and screening: Current practicalities and future possibilities

Authors: Corbitt, G

Citation: G. Corbitt, HIV testing and screening: Current practicalities and future possibilities, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 21-38

Counselling and HIV testing: Ethical dilemmas

Authors: Sherr, L

Citation: L. Sherr, Counselling and HIV testing: Ethical dilemmas, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 39-60

HIV screening: Benefits and harms for the individual and the community

Authors: Manuel, C

Citation: C. Manuel, HIV screening: Benefits and harms for the individual and the community, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 61-74

HIV testing, screening, and confidentiality: An American perspective

Authors: Richards, EP

Citation: Ep. Richards, HIV testing, screening, and confidentiality: An American perspective, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 75-90

Compensation and consent: A brief comparative examination of liability forHIV-infected blood

Authors: Giesen, D

Citation: D. Giesen, Compensation and consent: A brief comparative examination of liability forHIV-infected blood, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 91-106

Individual responsibility for health

Authors: De Beaufort, I

Citation: I. De Beaufort, Individual responsibility for health, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 107-124

Is society responsible for my health?

Authors: Holm, S

Citation: S. Holm, Is society responsible for my health?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 125-139

HIV/AIDS and the point and scope of medical confidentiality

Authors: Vedder, A

Citation: A. Vedder, HIV/AIDS and the point and scope of medical confidentiality, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 140-148

Can health care workers care for their patients and be advocates of third-party interests?

Authors: Hilhorst, MT

Citation: Mt. Hilhorst, Can health care workers care for their patients and be advocates of third-party interests?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 149-165

HIV infection and the health care worker: The case for limited disclosure

Authors: Farsides, CCS

Citation: Ccs. Farsides, HIV infection and the health care worker: The case for limited disclosure, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 166-178

Fiduciary relationship: An ethical approach and a legal concept?

Authors: Brazier, M Lobjoit, M

Citation: M. Brazier et M. Lobjoit, Fiduciary relationship: An ethical approach and a legal concept?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 179-199

Ethical aspects of the use of 'sensitive information' in health care research

Authors: Holm, S Rossel, P

Citation: S. Holm et P. Rossel, Ethical aspects of the use of 'sensitive information' in health care research, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 200-215

AIDS and insurance

Authors: Sorell, T Draper, H

Citation: T. Sorell et H. Draper, AIDS and insurance, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 216-227

Should we routinely test pregnant women for HIV?

Authors: Bennett, R

Citation: R. Bennett, Should we routinely test pregnant women for HIV?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 228-239

Who should know about my HIV positivity and why?

Authors: Hayry, H

Citation: H. Hayry, Who should know about my HIV positivity and why?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 240-250

Is there a right to remain in ignorance of HIV status?

Authors: Erin, CA

Citation: Ca. Erin, Is there a right to remain in ignorance of HIV status?, ISSU BIOMED, 1999, pp. 251-266

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