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Hiv 1 And 2 Ab/ag Combo
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HIV combo testDr. Wohl, I had a condom break during vaginal sex with a CSW. How accurate is a combination of a HIV RNA PCR test with a 3rd generation HIV antibody test at 4 weeks? What single test do you refer in the future to put this completely behind me?...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Testing negative at 3 weeks with a viral load (HIV RNA PCR) and an antibody test at 4 weeks spells not infected to me. DW...
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Should I do another W.B. or HIV Combo is enoughI'm the one who posted a question ( Dark Future or bright Future ) and in brief I had one... Read more »Testosterone & hiv combo therapyI am on self injections of testosterone (200ml) twice a month. I am also on combivar, viramune,... Read more »
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Bristol-Myers, Gilead Work on New Combo HIV PillBristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Gilead Sciences Inc. announced Wednesday a deal to develop and sell a once-a-day HIV pill that combines a popular protease inhibitor (PI) with a boosting agent. Under the plan, Bristol-Myers will formulate,... Read more »
Zambia: New Drug Combo Eases Mother-Infant HIV DilemmaA study of HIV-infected pregnant women given a new drug combination of non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) during labor found they were about half as likely to develop resistance to that class of drugs six weeks after delivery... Read more »
New Combo Pill Submitted to FDAIn November 2010, a new combo pill was submitted to the FDA for approval. If approved, this would be the second full-regimen pill on the market next to Atripla. The pill combines the new NNRTI rilpivirine with a standard NRTI combination of Truvada... Read more »
Tibotec and Gilead Team Up to Develop Prezista/Cobicistat ComboTibotec Pharmaceuticals announced on June 28 that it has entered into a license agreement with Gilead Sciences, Inc. for the development and commercialization of a new once-daily, single-tablet, fixed dose antiretroviral combination product... Read more »
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HIV COMBO TESTING RELIABILITY
Posted by GreatEscape, 1 Reply
Got myself tested 4 weeks after my last "possible" exposure (oral receptive for about two minutes, no ejaculation, presence precum unknown, insertive partner's status unknown) via SD BIOLINE HIV 1/2 RAPID TEST. Results came out negative.At the 7th /... Read more » Abbott ARCHITECT HIV Ag/Ab Combo assay Accuracy
Posted by pupiz, 1 Reply
Hi, all. I had an exposure June 25 and ran across this particular 4th generation test that was approved by the FDA in 2010. I am not sure about the accuracy of it. I took an HIV test at 19 days and it was negative. I know that it is not conclusive,...
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40 hiv duo, 84 EIA, 97 combo test neg.
Posted by longlife, 1 Reply
40 days later, the duo screw hiv ab / ag neg.84 days after HIV 1/2 EIA neg. 97 days later, the combo HIV 1/2 neg. Do I need another test? Read more » 1/2combo better?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it better to take an EIA hiv 1/2 or is the HIV1 EIA just the same in reguards to HIV1 or does the combo pick up group O better? Please answerRead more »
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