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Subject: More Accurate HIV Tests
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I've seen a lot about research on vaccines and treatments for
AIDS, but I see less happening on more accurate(and available)
tests for HIV. It would seem to me that for those of use that 
are uninfected, better tests would be one of the most significant
developments in the prevention of AIDS-and an area in which it
would seem possible to make rapid progress more easily than in
treatment and vaccination. Does anyone have some good references
for the educated layman about what is happening in this area?

Thanks