Montana § 50-16-1004 Aids, Hiv-Related Conditions, And Hiv Infection To Be Treated As Other Communicable Diseases

Montana Statutes

§ 50-16-1004 — Aids, Hiv-Related Conditions, And Hiv Infection To Be Treated As Other Communicable Diseases

Montana § 50-16-1004

Title 50HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 16HEALTH CARE INFORMATION

Part 10AIDS Education and Prevention

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Mont. Code Ann. § 50-16-1004 (2026).

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50-16-1004 . AIDS, HIV-related conditions, and HIV infection to be treated as other communicable diseases. It is the intent of the legislature to treat AIDS, HIV-related conditions, and HIV infection in the same manner as other communicable diseases, including sexually transmitted diseases, by adopting the most currently accepted public health practices with regard to testing, reporting, partner notification, and disease intervention. Nothing in this section is intended to prohibit the department from allowing testing for HIV infection to be performed and reported without identification of the subject of the test. The department shall adopt rules, as provided in 50-1-202 , to reflect this policy.

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50-16-1004 . AIDS, HIV-related conditions, and HIV infection to be treated as other communicable diseases. It is the intent of the legislature to treat AIDS, HIV-related conditions, and HIV infection in the same manner as other communicable diseases, including sexually transmitted diseases, by adopting the most currently accepted public health practices with regard to testing, reporting, partner notification, and disease intervention. Nothing in this section is intended to prohibit the department from allowing testing for HIV infection to be performed and reported without identification of the subject of the test. The department shall adopt rules, as provided in 50-1-202 , to reflect this policy.