HIV/AIDS
Researchers' findings from Greece, Mexico and the United Kingdom advance HIV/AIDS research
Published in AIDS Weekly, September 25th, 2006
Study 1: HIV is detected in saliva by immunological and molecular testing methods.
"In order to test the detection feasibility of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in saliva, a three-method blind screening analysis was conducted. Sixty-eight individuals were studied, comprising 34 HIV carriers and 34 noncarriers (controls) of matched gender and age," scientists in Greece report.
According to C. Yapijakis and colleagues at the University of Athens, "An oral examination preceded saliva and blood sampling of studied individuals.
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2006-09-25)
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