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		Can CMV antibodies exist in a non-HIV patient? May 18, 2001 Is it possible to have CMV antibodies, and not HIV?


		Response from Dr. Feinberg Yes. Anyone who has been infected with CMV will have CMV antibodies. HIV+ people do not have the market in CMV cornered.

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