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An Oklahoma City man who was mistakenly told he had tested positive for HIV was awarded $1.4 million after he sued a county health agency claiming he is now infected because he engaged in unprotected sex, thinking he had nothing to lose from further exposure. The county had argued their own negligence was superseded by the man's negligence in engaging in high-risk sexual activity.
January 28, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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