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The NIMH Multisite Acute HIV Infection (AHI) Study was an exploratory initiative
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The NIMH Multisite Acute HIV Infection (AHI) Study was an exploratory initiative
aimed at determining the feasibility of recruiting persons with AHI into research,
assessing their psychosocial and behavioral characteristics, and examining
short-term changes in these characteristics. This paper reports on lessons
learned in the study, including: (1) the need to establish the cost-effectiveness
of AHI testing; (2) challenges to identifying persons with AHI; (3) the need
to increase awareness of acute-phase HIV transmission risks; (4) determining
the goals of behavioral interventions following AHI diagnosis; and (5) the
need for “rapid response” public health systems that can move quickly enough
to intervene while persons are still in the AHI stage. There are untapped
opportunities for behavioral and medical science collaborations in these areas
that could reduce the incidence of HIV infection.'
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NIMH Multisite Acute HIV Infection Study: V'
creator:
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The NIMH Multisite Acute HIV Infection (AHI) Study was an exploratory initiative
aimed at determining the feasibility of recruiting persons with AHI into research,
assessing their psychosocial and behavioral characteristics, and examining
short-term changes in these characteristics. This paper reports on lessons
learned in the study, including: (1) the need to establish the cost-effectiveness
of AHI testing; (2) challenges to identifying persons with AHI; (3) the need
to increase awareness of acute-phase HIV transmission risks; (4) determining
the goals of behavioral interventions following AHI diagnosis; and (5) the
need for “rapid response” public health systems that can move quickly enough
to intervene while persons are still in the AHI stage. There are untapped
opportunities for behavioral and medical science collaborations in these areas
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