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An Evaluation of a Rapid Test for HIV
The purpose of this study, conducted in Santiago-Chile, was to: 1. Evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of OraQuick Advance oral rapid test (OQA)when compared to ELISA; 2. Track the number of people in the study who returned for their ELISA test HIV results; and 3. Analyze the perception among participants of the use of OQA compared to ELISA testing for HIV screening.
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