There are important recent advances in detection of EHIs at the individual and population
levels. Applying optimal combinations of tests in diagnostic and HIV incidence algorithms is …

This review considers the detection and management of early HIV infection (EHI), defined
here as the first 6 months of infection. This phase is clinically important because a reservoir …

Acute human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection (AHI) can be defined as the time from
HIV acquisition until seroconversion. Incident HIV infection is less well defined but …

Context.—Differentiating individuals with early human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1)
infection from those infected for longer periods is difficult but important for estimating HIV …

Detection of acute HIV infection is important to public health because this stage is one of
high infectiousness and appears to account for a disproportionate amount of HIV …

Inability to recognize incident infection has traditionally limited both scientific and public
health approaches to HIV disease. Recently, some laboratories have begun adding HIV …

Estimating the HIV incidence rate: recent and future develop... : Current Opinion in HIV and
AIDS Estimating the HIV incidence rate: recent and future developments : Current Opinion in …

Continued improvements in technology and testing practice are vital for the success of HIV
prevention. Detection of acute or early HIV infection will likely play a key role in the success …

Although surveillance for HIV infection has traditionally focused on the incidence of AIDS
and the prevalence of HIV, new diagnostic technologies that allow the estimation of incident …

In the ongoing battle against HIV/AIDS, it is critical that we are able to measure and monitor
HIV incidence, that is the number of new infections during a period of time, usually …