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... priority. In the absence of an effective vaccine, HIV prevention strategies include screening, as recommended by the USPSTF 49 and others, to identify infected persons; treatment with antiretroviral therapy (ART) in persons with HIV to reduce risk ...

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... 31 which could result in unnecessary exposure to antiretroviral or other therapies. Current practice in the United States for HIV screening in pregnant women includes “opt-out” HIV screening at the initial prenatal visit as part of the standard prenatal ...