Identification of Acute HIV Infection Using Fourth-Generation Testing in an Opt-Out Emergency Department Screening Program

Overview of attention for article published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, June 2014

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Importance of screening in ERs. Cost effectiveness lay in identifying people at late stage too. http://t.co/hScoDWuPis

Identification of Acute HIV Infection Using Fourth-Generation Testing in an Opt-Out Emergen... http://t.co/mv341UsxZC #EmergencyMedicine

Study: 25% of HIV+ patients in one ER diagnosed in acute, most infectious stage, 25% in full-blown AIDS #HIV http://t.co/Wl7MQdUOGq

@AnnalsofEM Many ER patients test positive for #HIV while in most infectious stage. http://t.co/QlJqv8tTRN

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