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Caroline Roeder,Christine Lötscherpter are treatment of HIV-positive persons, confidentiality rights verses the duty to warn, and the ability of health care professionals to withhold or administer care based on a potential threat to their own health. Discussion of the case study should focus on whether the procedures followed and th

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Politik und Medien zu DDR-Zeiteneatment protocols to govern outbreak of the newly discovered Hanta II virus. This case study asks participants to consider societal verses individual interests as they converge in the face of a threat to the public health. Issues such as the scope of informed consent, research interests verses auton