As HIV / AIDS is categorised as a notifiable infectious disease under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988, Act 342, the right to confidentiality is contentious.
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No one has precise figures because it is not a notifiable disease and most cases go unreported as people don't bother to go to the doctors, Heymann said.
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In Georgia, Dr . Susan Lance-Parker, chief of notifiable diseases at the Division of Public Health, said news that the vaccine had sold out was a surprise.
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No one has precise figures because it is not a notifiable disease and most cases go unreported as people don't bother to go to the doctors, according to Heymann.
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However, only cholera, plague and yellow fever are currently classed as notifiable diseases even though new and highly contagious threats _ like Ebola and SARS _ have emerged in recent years.
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The High Court agreed with the Environment Court that priority to a limited resource went to the applications that were ready to be'notifiable'first, not the applicant who applied first.
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However, only cholera, plague and yellow fever are currently classed as notifiable diseases even though new and highly contagious threats have emerged in recent years such as Ebola, and now, SARS.
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Such a standing report section is the " " Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables " ", which reports deaths by disease and state, and city for city, for 122 large cities.
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Along with " Brucella melitensis ", it is responsible for causing ovine brucellosis, which is a notifiable disease . " B . ovis " can be transmitted by the stable fly.
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Despite Lyme disease ( Borrelia burgdorferi infection ) being a notifiable disease in Scotland since January 1990 which should therefore be reported on the basis of clinical suspicion, it is believed that many GPs are unaware of the requirement.
