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AIDS patients face neglect and fear in hospitals
Doctors say AIDS patients are sometimes treated as lepers by hospital staff who fear contagion. Instances include a technician refusing a key test and social workers threatening to boycott patients. Experts insist the disease is not highly contagious and emphasize implemented precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Q. Haney
Boston
Jeffrey Vieira
Brooklyn Hospital
New York
Cyrus Hopkins
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Michael’s Medical
Newark
N.J
James Oleske
Oleske
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta