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Disability Act umbrella covers asymptomatic HIV.


 A landmark discrimination case was won by an asymptomatic HIV-infected woman whose dentist refused to treat her in his office. He offered to treat her at a hospital, which would have involved much higher costs to her. The decision is controversial; some have criticized it as a civil rights victory that has subverted good public health standards. Legal experts say that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has not been used as effectively to protect health care workers from infection from their patients.
