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State Bar of Texas Health Law Section Report (Fall 1996) Court Holds Hospital Has Duty to Warn a Third Party That Partner May Have HIV	Health care professionals who discover some disease or medical condition which their services or products have likely caused to a particular recipient and which may endanger a readily identifiable third party, owe a duty to reasonably warn the third party to the extent that such warning may be given without violating any duty of confidentiality to the recipient of services or products.

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