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That might be the case, but it was just another way of saying that causing false positives on HIV tests is a huge issue for a vaccine. It should absolutely be p
by Erlich_Bachman 6y ago
That might be the case, but it was just another way of saying that causing false positives on HIV tests is a huge issue for a vaccine. It should absolutely be prevented if possible, or at the very least adresssed somehow.
- KraftKacke 6y agoIf the vaccine proves effective, you could do a test before and then vaccinate on negative knowing you test positive afterwards for a while. It's very different to a false positive to _another pathogen. That leaves you blind, indeed.
- elcomet 6y agoWell new tests have to be developed, that don't trigger when people are vaccinated but non ill.