Description

HIV Testing: Methods and Applications is a comprehensive guide offering insights into the diverse landscape of HIV testing methodologies and applications. Authored by leading experts in HIV/AIDS research, clinical practice, and public health, this book provides a thorough exploration of HIV testing technologies, strategies, and implications. From traditional laboratory-based tests to innovative point-of-care and self-testing approaches, each chapter covers essential topics such as testing algorithms, quality assurance measures, and ethical considerations. The book addresses the evolving landscape of HIV testing, including advancements in testing technologies and strategies aimed at increasing testing uptake and improving access to care. Rich in both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, "HIV Testing: Methods and Applications" serves as an invaluable resource for healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and advocates involved in HIV/AIDS prevention, diagnosis, and management. By providing comprehensive insights and evidence-based strategies, this book aims to strengthen HIV testing efforts and contribute to the global goal of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic.