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What Is The Percentage Of People With Syphilis
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Does anyone know the percentages.....
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
...or where to find them?? Meaning, x percent of people will test positive by 4 weeks x percent of people will test positive by 5 weeks x percent of people will test positive by 6 weeks etc......etc........... I can't seem... Read more » Side Effect Percentages?
Posted by lawrence03, 1 Reply
Does anyone have a resource to find out what percentage of people experience specific side effects such as nausea and diarrhea on certain drugs (I'm specifically looking for truvada and isentress)?
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How many people will test accurately after 6 weeks with a standard elisa? Does anyone know? ThanksRead more » window period percentages
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How come almost every people and doctors say that if you tested negative at 3 or 4 months your almost negative for sure at 6 months. This true or just percentages? Thank you very much Read more »
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