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What Is The Index Value For Hiv
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HIV Test and Index Value (SIGNAL-TO-CUT OFF RATIO) (INDEX VALUE)I am sending donation for your grate service. I would like to know about Index Value in HIV 1&2 Antibody Test. After six months from the possible exposure I have conducted a HIV 1&2 Antibody & p24 Antigen Compo Test. The Test Result...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Your test result at six months of "0.11" is "nonreactive." That means you are definitively and conclusively HIV negative. The "index value" (also called the "signal-to-cutoff ratio") is a technical term...
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hiv- index valueDear Doctor,I had a panel 083824 Hiv 1/0/2 abs test done. The test read Hiv 1/0/2 abs- index value... Read more »Index ValueWhat does the index value mean in the HIV test.It is said that the person having the index value... Read more »
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Prevalence and Predictive Value of Overweight in an Urban HIV Care ClinicFrom the early days of the epidemic, weight loss and wasting have been recognized as important elements of the HIV-related disease syndrome. Even before HIV-related wasting was recognized, medical professionals in Africa described the condition as... Read more »
The Use of Calcaneal Stiffness Index to Screen for Osteoporosis in HIV-Infected IndividualsChelsea and Westminster Hospital reported results on the feasibility of using calcaneal stiffness as an indicator for osteoporosis in HIV-positive patients. 1 Currently, a DEXA scan remains the gold standard measure of Bone Mineral Density (BMD)... Read more »
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Prevention Value of HIV Testing of Inmates ShownA routine HIV screening program in Rhode Island jails detected a significant portion of the state's new infections, according to a study in CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Nonetheless, the effort continues to struggle for the funding it... Read more »
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