Debate: the argument against. Should every STD clinic patient be considered for type-specific serological screening for HSV?

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While initially attractive, the idea that all individuals attending sexually transmitted disease or genitourinary medicine clinics should be offered type-specific screening for herpes simplex virus may be impractical, and even undesirable, for a number of reasons. These include the lack of a cost-ef …
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Authors Mindel A;Taylor J;;
Journal herpes : the journal of the ihmf
Year 2002
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine pregnancy adult female male Infant newborn sensitivity and specificity comment enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay human / immunology herpes genitalis / transmission blotting western herpes genitalis / diagnosis* herpesvirus 1 herpesvirus 2 human / isolation & purification infectious disease transmission antiviral agents / therapeutic use pmid:12106509 adrian mindel janette taylor antiviral agents / economics herpes genitalis / economics* herpes genitalis / prevention & control herpes simplex virus vaccines / immunology vertical / prevention & control mass screening / economics* mass screening / statistics & numerical data* patients / psychology* serologic tests / economics* serologic tests / statistics & numerical data* sexually transmitted diseases / therapy

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