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    Detecting acute HIV infection (AHI) early is crucial. Newer tests can identify the virus within days, overcoming the limitations of traditional antibody tests during the critical window period.

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    • Acute HIV infection (AHI) is a critical early phase of HIV disease.
    • Characterized by aggressive viral replication in lymphoid tissues and high viral loads.
    • Leads to declining lymphocyte counts, particularly CD4+ T-cells.

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