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Rapid HIV Antigen–Antibody Assays and detection of acute HIV infection in sub-saharan Africa
Detection of acute HIV infection is a unique problem that fourth-generation HIV assays were expected to alleviate. In this commentary, we draw attention to the limitations and challenges with use of currently available rapid antigen–antibody (Ag/Ab) combination tests for detection of acute HIV infec...
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