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The AIDS Action Europe clearinghouse is a central point where NGOs, policy makers, networks and other stakeholders in Europe and Central Asia can share key documents and good practice materials.
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BackEstimating the likelihood of recent HIV infection - implications for criminal prosecution
This briefing paper considers the validity and meaning of scientific tests to estimate the likelihood of a recent infection in persons already diagnosed as HIV positive – known generically as RITA tests (Recent Infection Testing Algorithm) – in the context of prosecutions for HIV transmission.
English
Health care professionals
People living with HIV (PLHIV)
NGOs
People living with HIV (PLHIV)
NGOs
Legislation
Policy
Testing and counselling
Policy
Testing and counselling
Western Europe
2011
document / report
National AIDS Trust 2011
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