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Getting Tested

Resources

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  • Rapid Oral HIV Test
    VA brochure with answers to your questions about this test
  • Find an HIV Testing Site
    Web resource from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that includes an HIV testing site locator, information on HIV counseling, testing, and referral, and resources for people who test positive.
  • Rapid Testing
    CDC documents on rapid testing for HIV.
  • Hotlines:
    • The CDC's National AIDS Hotline can answer questions about HIV testing and refer you to testing sites in your area:
      1-800-342-2437 (English)
      1-800-344-7432 (Spanish)
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Contents

Overview
What does the test measure?
What does the test involve?
What is a window period?
Should you get tested?
When to get tested
Where to get tested
If you just tested negative
If you just tested positive
Resources

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