Journal Articles | March 2018

In Search of the Right Time and Right Place: Screening Adolescents and Youth for HIV in the United States

Overview

In this issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health, Neilan and coauthors report the findings from their model-based costeffectiveness and clinical impact analysis to determine the optimal age (beginning at age 13 years) for routine one-time HIV screening among US adolescents and young adults without identified HIV risk factors. Read More

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United States

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Adolescent Identification, Care & Treatment; Pediatric HIV Diagnosis, Care & Treatment; Strategic Information, Evaluation & Research

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