Reexamining Mandatory HIV Partner Noti cation in Florida
This article argues for reexamination of Florida’s practices where partner notification of individuals diagnosed as HIV+ are concerned. Historical and contemporary perspectives are presented. The author concludes that lack of mandatory partner notification will endanger Floridians in years to come b...
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University of North Florida
2004-11-01
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| description | This article argues for reexamination of Florida’s practices where partner notification of individuals diagnosed as HIV+ are concerned. Historical and contemporary perspectives are presented. The author concludes that lack of mandatory partner notification will endanger Floridians in years to come by increasing the opportunity for unknowing spread of HIV infection. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-9a4f2c0a46ff44d18b7e0501006601882022-12-21T17:57:09ZengUniversity of North FloridaFlorida Public Health Review2643-62482004-11-0115658Reexamining Mandatory HIV Partner Noti cation in FloridaBethany A Bell Ellison0University of South Florida, College of Public HealthThis article argues for reexamination of Florida’s practices where partner notification of individuals diagnosed as HIV+ are concerned. Historical and contemporary perspectives are presented. The author concludes that lack of mandatory partner notification will endanger Floridians in years to come by increasing the opportunity for unknowing spread of HIV infection.https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1038&context=fphr |
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