Edited on Tue May-09-06 06:45 PM by Iniquitous Bunny
Early 90's- didn't happen. Late 90's- optional. By 2000- almost mandatory to know HIV status in pregnant women.
I have concerns of privacy issues to a degree in terms of general testing, but HIV can be managed as a chronic disease with proper treatment. Not cured, but better managed for a longer healthier life. (Not to mention AZT can usually prevent fetal transmission when given to a pregnant mother.)
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