In Woods v.White,the court held that individuals do not have a constitutional right to privacy in information relating to AIDS in the interest of public safety.

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In Woods v. White, the court did not specifically address the issue of a constitutional right to privacy in information relating to AIDS in the interest of public safety. This case may not exist or the description does not accurately reflect a real court decision related to privacy rights and AIDS information. Cases involving privacy rights and health information are typically complex and context-specific, often involving various laws and legal precedents.

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