N.Y. PBH Law § 2134
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Disclosure of medical information
Official statutory text
§ 2134. Disclosure of medical information. Disclosure of medical\ninformation obtained in accordance with this title, including a\ndiagnosis of HIV infection, may be made only to (a) the protected\nindividual, (b) the municipal health commissioner or district health\nofficer if such commissioner or officer is not the examining physician,\nand (c) without specifically revealing the identity of the protected\nindividual, contacts as defined pursuant to subdivision ten of section\ntwenty-seven hundred eighty of this chapter.\n
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