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      #15188 - 01/28/01 04:21 PM
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It seems if the measures for central tendancies is 25 days for seroconverting for hiv (window) then statistically it would be more likely to seroconvert (4-5 months) versus (5-6 months).

Therefore if a person, such as myself, tested negative at 3months, and again at 4 months (chances are only a 5 month test is left) unless I one of the "handfull". Which I am not!



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