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Hiv Serum
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HIV/ serum albumin correlationIs it common or uncommon to have a serum albumin level as high as 48 g/l after several years' untreated HIV infection?...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
That is a normal value. The usual way albumin level is usually expressed is g/dL. The normal range is about 3.2-5.0g/dL, with an average of 4.1/dL. So, 48g/L is the same as 4.8g/dL....
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Serum HIV test Neg but HIV anti-body test positiveMy Serum HIV test for Life insureance was negative, two weeks later i donated blood and was... Read more »HIV Cure? What is the Goat Serum?A doctor from Tulsa, OK is administering a goat serum which is supposed to be a cure for HIV. What... Read more »
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Serum RPR Testing Predicts Success of Neurosyphilis TreatmentNew research finds that measuring the serum level of rapid plasma reagin (RPR) can generally predict the success of treatment for neurosyphilis, thereby avoiding lumbar puncture for confirmatory cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) testing. Successful... Read more »
Herbal Therapies Used by People Living With HIV: PropolisPropolis is a sticky substance that bees make from the sap (or resin) found around the buds of trees and other plants. This sap has natural antibiotic properties and protects the plant from infection. Because bees collect propolis from a variety of... Read more »
California: Stop AIDS Project Unveils New Programs for HIVersSan Francisco's Stop AIDS Project (SAP) recently announced new outreach, support, and prevention efforts targeting gay and bisexual men who are HIV-positive. The initiatives are funded by a $1.5 million city Department of Public Health contract,... Read more »
WORLD Newsletter Table of Contents, June 2008Alba: "I Think I'm the Oldest Woman Living With HIV!" Taking it Step by Step: An Interview With Dorothy and Lizabeth Older Women and HIV/AIDS Facts WORLD Program Updates This Issue: Older Women This issue of the WORLD newsletter focuses on... Read more »
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Hiv 1/2 reliability vs Hiv-2 stand alone test ?
Posted by SRCHFRANS34, 1 Reply
Does anyone know the % of accuracy for Hiv-2 antibody detection with current Elisa 1/2 antibody tests ? Some of the 4-5 year old posted answers in the archives say 70% accuracy for Hiv-2 , has that changed with today's 1/2 tests ? I'm Finding a...
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Hep B and HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If I am a non-converter for Hep B immunization, does it mean that HIV will take longer to convert if it is in me?Read more » hep b / hiv coinfect
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
is it possible to get hiv / hep b coinfection via oral sex, say cunnilingus, if so, would the hep b infection cause an hiv test to be neg after 6-8 weeks or so. is getting hep b from oral a common thing ?i know that the experts say that this risk... Read more » HEP B, HEP C, & HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If one was infected with HEP B or C and took and HIV test at 12, 15, and 17 weeks (excessive testing I know, can't help it) would a negative test be accurate or not?17 weeks out would HEP B or C affect a HIV test? Does it affect the test at all? Does... Read more »
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