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09 Mar 2004
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PCR at 8 weeks
Can a HIV PCR at 8 weeks considered accurate?
Medically speaking, how reliable is this form of test?
Medically speaking, how reliable is this form of test?
CyberDoc
Benjamin, I suppose there is no such thing as absolutely 100%, but this is as close as is medically possible. As far as I know, a positive PCR has never been wrong. Good luck.
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