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AIDS & HIV : Health & Medical

Top 5 Reasons to Get HIV Tested

HIV testing is the key to slowing the epidemic. Why should we get HIV tested? There are many reasons but here are my top five.

Fever & Acute HIV Syndrome

HIV is a progressive disease, with distinct stages being evident, from transmission until late-stage AIDS development. Acute HIV infection is one of the earliest periods, when tests do not even detect the virus in the body, but which can cause fever and other flu-like symptoms.

Testing for HIV & AIDS

Importance of TestingHIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) are both viruses that currently have no cure. They are also both highly contagious diseases that spread through sexual fluids and blood. Getting tested not only allows you to get on...

Tenofovir in HIV-Infected Children

Although tenofovir is not approved for children, it has shown promise both for the pediatric population and for use in the prevention of maternal-to-child transmission.

HIV Elite Controllers

Left untreated, HIV will progress to AIDS; that is generally the rule. But there are exceptions -- HIV positive people that don't progress to AIDS, even in the absence of HIV medications. These people are referred to as HIV elite controllers.

Global AIDS

When I started treatment 6 years ago, I only had 2 CD4 cells/l.

Ask the Experts - Antibody-Positive Yet HIV RNA-Negative Child?

I am responsible for the care of HIV-infected and exposed children at my hospital in Curicica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. We have about 70 infected children. I care for an 11-year-old girl who was diagnosed at the age of 7 by 2 positive ELISAs plus Western blot methods. She has no symptoms and her ...

Why Is a Negative AIDS Test Not Always Right?

HIV testing relies on seroconversion, which is the development of a detectable level of antibodies to HIV. Because the amount of time this process takes varies individually, a negative result for an HIV test is not always right.