Drury v. Baptist Memorial Hospital System

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• a fear of HIV infection that would support an award for mental anguish must be reasonably based on circumstances showing actual exposure to a disease-causing agent; because plaintiff failed to allege actual exposure, her fear was unreasonable and, therefore, she had no damages

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