Abstract
Great news: the HIV/AIDS epidemic is changing for the better. Bad news: do not get caught pregnant while HIV positive.' Some HIV-related criminal transmission laws have missed the boat. If expectant mothers who are infected with HIV follow the current U.S. health care guidelines, the risk of transmission to their fetuses/infants could be reduced significantly, in some cases to below an astonishing one percent. Doctors and researchers are closer to finding a cure for perinatal HIV transmission! In March 2014, reports surfaced that a baby may have been cured of the virus
| Original language | American English |
|---|---|
| Journal | Cleveland State Law Review |
| Volume | 63 |
| State | Published - 2015 |
Keywords
- HIV positive
- expectant mothers
- fetuses and infants
- prosecution
Disciplines
- Law
- Civil Rights and Discrimination
- Health Law and Policy
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