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New Paradigms of First-Line HIV Therapy: A Discussion With Eric Daar, M.D., and Trevor Hawkins, M.D. >>
The Body PRO
An Evaluation of Routine HIV Testing and Its Impact on HAART Initiation
A Discussion With Bonnie Goldman, Editorial Director, The Body PRO
May 14, 2009
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Motivation for CDC HIV Testing Recommendations
- Prevalence of Undiagnosed HIV Infection Remains High
- Presenting to Care With Advanced HIV Disease
- Failing to Test for HIV in Middle-Income People Diagnosed With AIDS-Defining Illnesses
- Rationale for Expanding HIV Testing Now
- CDC Recommendations Address Missed Opportunities to Test Undiagnosed HIV-Infected People
- CDC Recommendations Streamline Informed Consent Process: From "Opt-In" to "Opt-Out" HIV Testing
- HIV Testing in Pregnancy: CDC Recommends Opt-Out Testing
- Data on Opt-Out Testing for Pregnant Women
- Comparing Opt-Out and Opt-In HIV Testing
- New HIV Testing Options
- References
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