requesting permission for HIV antibody testing some life assurance companies rightly ask pro- posers to nominate their general practitioner or another named doctor who should be informed in total confidence in the event of a positive result. This doctor need not be the one who obtained the sample, who may be less well known to the proposer and not necessarily in a position to offer long term support. This makes the procedure more personalised and acceptable to the proposer.
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Logan et al. (1992) studied this question.
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