Massachusetts H2127 amends HIV antibody or antigen testing laws to allow tests without written consent if blood contact with an infected person is.
Massachusetts H2127 amends the state's public health laws regarding HIV antibody or antigen testing. It allows for such tests to be performed and results disclosed without written consent if there is a suspicion that the person's blood has come into contact with another person who may be infected. This change aims to facilitate quicker responses in potential infection scenarios.
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