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'you've Got It, You May Have It, You Haven't Got It': Multiplicity, Heterogeneity, And The Unintended Consequences Of Hiv-related Tests

机译：“您已经拥有了，您可能拥有了，您还没有拥有它”：多重性，异质性以及HIV相关测试的意想不到的后果

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This article considers the experiences of health consumers who have undergone testing for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) antibodies, T cells, and viral load. These HIV-related tests are deployed for the purposes of making definitive diagnoses; yet some test consumers experience ambiguous outcomes. Drawing on an analysis of differing end-user experiences of these tests, where consumers' knowledge reflected the multiplicity and heterogeneity in test design, the author explores how these experiences reflect particular knowledges about these tests. The article contributes to efforts analyzing how health consumers are active end users co-constructing the social meaning of technologies in mutual relationship with other users. The author discusses how this new knowledge can be used to delineate a greater role for consumer evaluation of medical testing within a broader understanding of test design and performance. Relevant links are made to issues such as genetic testing and assessing claims about the efficacy of medical tests.
机译：本文考虑了接受过人类免疫缺陷病毒（HIV）抗体，T细胞和病毒载量测试的健康消费者的经验。部署这些与HIV相关的测试是为了进行明确的诊断；但是有些测试消费者的结果不明确。通过对这些测试的不同最终用户体验的分析，其中消费者的知识反映了测试设计的多样性和异质性，作者探索了这些体验如何反映有关这些测试的特定知识。本文致力于分析健康消费者如何成为积极的最终用户，共同构建与其他用户相互联系的技术的社会意义。作者讨论了如何在对测试设计和性能有更广泛的了解的情况下，利用这一新知识来为消费者对医学测试的评估起更大的作用。与诸如基因检测和评估有关医学检测功效的主张等相关链接。

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