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BBC NEWS
Universal test 'would slash Aids'
By Imogen Foulkes
BBC News, Geneva
Universal testing for HIV, followed by immediate treatment could cut the number
of people developing full-blown Aids by up to 95%, a Lancet study says.
The World Health Organization (WHO) also found that such a strategy could
virtually eliminate HIV transmission.
The study used computer modelling to project what would happen if everyone over
15 was tested every year.
But the WHO said that weak health care systems meant that universal testing was
not a realistic idea.
At its best, the strategy would prevent morbidity and mortality for the
population
Dr Geoffrey Garnett
Imperial College London
At first sight, the results of the WHO study are a clear argument for universal
HIV testing - it could become a run-of-the-mill medical check like those for
high blood pressure or cholesterol.
Diagnosis and immediate treatment with anti-retroviral drugs could, researchers
say, reduce cases of Aids in a generalised epidemic from 20 in 1,000 people to
just one in 1,000 within 10 years.
Furthermore, the study continues, the strategy could virtually eliminate HIV
transmission and new infection.
At the moment HIV testing and treatment are patchy, and while around three
million people are receiving anti-retrovirals, a further 6.7 million need them.
But the WHO, while welcoming the study, warns that the feasibility of universal
testing is challenged by weak health systems.
It adds that giving treatment to patients who are not yet sick may increase
drug resistance, while the side effects of taking Aids treatment drugs for very
long periods are as yet unknown but could be severe.
Writing in a commentary piece in The Lancet, Dr Geoffrey Garnett, from Imperial
College London, said: "At its best, the strategy would prevent morbidity and
mortality for the population, both through better treatment of the individual
and reduced spread of HIV.
"At its worst, the strategy will involve over-testing, over-treatment, side
effects, resistance, and potentially reduced autonomy of the individual in
their choices of care."
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/health/7749437.stm
Published: 2008/11/26 05:12:02 GMT
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