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What Does The Standard Hiv Test Detect In Patients
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Do standard blood tests detect early signs of cancers?Does the standard blood tests performed at HIV clinics detect early signs of cancer? If not, are there any other ways to detect cancers (all kinds) before you become seriously ill?...
Response from Bruce Dezube, M.D.
Harvard Medical School
You ask a simple and important question for which there is no easy answer. There is NO "standard blood test" to detect cancer. Oh how I wish that such a test would exist!The American Cancer Society and other organizations have...
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Can HIV be detected in standard bloodtest?Can HIV be detected in blood test/blood work that is not an HIV test? For example, blood taken from... Read more »Does a standard Elisa detect Hiv 2?Dear Doctor Frascino, This is my second attempt at posting a question. I... Read more »
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Detection of Acute HIV Infections in High-Risk Patients in CaliforniaIn light of the strong relation between STDs and the spread of HIV, recent outbreaks of syphilis in the United States could lead to increased rates of new HIV infection, noted the authors of the current study. STD clinics that serve populations at... Read more »
Innovative Rapid HIV Test Appears to Detect Acute HIV; OraQuick Rapid Saliva Tests Found to Be Not Very Accurate for High Risk TestersMy name's Chris Pilcher and I'm a HIV researcher from UCSF [University of California, San Francisco]. I'm principally interested in HIV diagnostics and particularly in detecting and managing acute HIV infection. The poster is appropriately titled,... Read more »
California: Program Offers Free Early-Detection HIV TestA more accurate HIV test is now being offered for free at three San Diego-area locations thanks to a joint research effort by the University of California-San Diego's Antiviral Research Center (ARC) and San Diego County's Health and Human Services... Read more »
N.C. Researchers Find Cost-Effective Way of Conducting HIV Test That Detects Virus Earlier, Could Reduce Spread of DiseaseResearchers at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in collaboration with the North Carolina Division of Public Health on Wednesday announced they have found a cost-effective way to use an improved but expensive HIV test that can detect... Read more »
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HIV tests that detect the genetic material of HIV
Posted by nomoreworry4me
HIV tests that detect the genetic material of HIV itself (rather than antibodies or antigens) are known as PCR tests. PCR stands for Polymerase Chain Reaction and is a common way of testing for a variety of different organisms. The overall process...
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can an HIV-1 test detect HIV-2?
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
I had several ELISA HIV 1 tests all negative (thank God). But now I'm wondering about HIV 2. Can the HIV 1 test detect HIV 2?Thanks Read more » Is the test standardized?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it true that the aids test is not standardize meaning it does not meet a gold standard? I can't find out on the net info on it meeting standardization. Read more » Standard STD clinic tests should be done too
Posted by Anonymous
Standard STD clinic tests should be done along with AIDS HIV and get vaccinated for hepatitis.Read more »
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