If you decide to get tested for HIV and there is a possibility that you have recently contracted HIV, you should repeat the test six months after the initial test. A negative test result means that HIV antibodies were not found in your blood. OR You have contracted HIV within the past six months, but your body has not produced antibodies in response to the virus yet. A positive test may negatively affect your health insurance. In order to ensure privacy and avoid discrimination, you should get an anonymous test if you choose to get tested.
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Names Project Information about the AIDS Memorial Quilt and Names Project programs, including the quilt's display and Candlelight Vigil that will be held on the National Mall October 11-13, 1996. This site includes information about AIDS in Washington, DC, in addition to news about the AIDS Walk. This site contains links to pages from community based AIDS-related organizations in New York City. Technical support is directed above all to developing countries and economies in transition. Searchable, well-organized, comprehensive health resource.