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Wisconsin

Chapter 252 — Communicable diseases
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252.01 Definitions.
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252.01 Definitions.
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252.01 Definitions.
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252.02 Powers and duties of department.
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252.02 Powers and duties of department.
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252.02 Powers and duties of department.
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252.02 Powers and duties of department.
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252.03 Duties of local health officers.
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252.03 Duties of local health officers.
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252.03 Duties of local health officers.
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252.03 Duties of local health officers.
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252.04 Immunization program.
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252.04 Immunization program.
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252.04 Immunization program.
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252.04 Immunization program.
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252.04 Immunization program.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.05 Reports of cases.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.06 Isolation and quarantine.
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252.07 Tuberculosis.
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252.07 Tuberculosis.
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252.07 Tuberculosis.
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252.07 Tuberculosis.
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252.09 Meningococcal disease and hepatitis B.
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252.09 Meningococcal disease and hepatitis B.
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252.09 Meningococcal disease and hepatitis B.
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252.09 Meningococcal disease and hepatitis B.
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252.10 Public health dispensaries.
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252.10 Public health dispensaries.
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252.10 Public health dispensaries.
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252.10 Public health dispensaries.
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252.11 Sexually transmitted disease.
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252.11 Sexually transmitted disease.
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252.11 Sexually transmitted disease.
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252.11 Sexually transmitted disease.
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252.12 HIV and related infections, including hepatitis C virus infections; services and prevention.
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252.12 HIV and related infections, including hepatitis C virus infections; services and prevention.
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252.12 HIV and related infections, including hepatitis C virus infections; services and prevention.
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252.12 HIV and related infections, including hepatitis C virus infections; services and prevention.
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252.13 HIV tests.
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252.13 HIV tests.
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252.13 HIV tests.
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252.13 HIV tests.
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252.13 HIV tests.
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252.14 Discrimination related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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252.14 Discrimination related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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252.14 Discrimination related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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252.14 Discrimination related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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252.15 Restrictions on use of an HIV test.
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252.15 Restrictions on use of an HIV test.
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252.15 Restrictions on use of an HIV test.
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252.15 Restrictions on use of an HIV test.
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252.16 Health insurance premium subsidies.
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252.17 Medical leave premium subsidies.
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252.17 Medical leave premium subsidies.
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252.19 Communicable diseases; suspected cases; protection of public.
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252.19 Communicable diseases; suspected cases; protection of public.
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252.19 Communicable diseases; suspected cases; protection of public.
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252.19 Communicable diseases; suspected cases; protection of public.
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252.19 Communicable diseases; suspected cases; protection of public.
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252.21 Communicable diseases; schools; duties of teachers, parents, officers.
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252.21 Communicable diseases; schools; duties of teachers, parents, officers.
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252.21 Communicable diseases; schools; duties of teachers, parents, officers.
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252.21 Communicable diseases; schools; duties of teachers, parents, officers.
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252.21 Communicable diseases; schools; duties of teachers, parents, officers.
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252.25 Violation of law relating to health.
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252.25 Violation of law relating to health.
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252.25 Violation of law relating to health.
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252.25 Violation of law relating to health.
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252.25 Violation of law relating to health.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.041 Compulsory vaccination during a state of emergency.
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252.133 HIV testing for anatomical gifts.
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252.133 HIV testing for anatomical gifts.
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252.133 HIV testing for anatomical gifts.
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252.133 HIV testing for anatomical gifts.
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252.185 Communicable disease control and prevention.
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252.185 Communicable disease control and prevention.
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252.185 Communicable disease control and prevention.
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252.185 Communicable disease control and prevention.
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252.185 Communicable disease control and prevention.
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