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Students push for public to be educated.

THERE WAS a terrific furore recently when a tabloid newspaper revealed that African student nurses with HIV had been recruited to the health service. This week, students at the West Midlands trust have hit back. They are demanding to know how confidential information about HIV status was leaked. They also want patients and their relatives to be given the true facts about HIV and how it can be contracted. Good for them.