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infectious Apr 8, 2007 Doc, I have read different explanations in regards to when a person becomes infectious after they themselves have become infected. One organization mentioned a person does not become infectious until after they seroconvert and others have said it is immediately after a person becomes infected they can infect others. What is the case? |
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