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Perspectives Late HIV Diagnosis: Bad Medicine and Worse Public Health Ronald O. Valdiserri I t is estimated that there are some 252,000–312,000 Americans living with HIV yet unaware that they Linked Research Article counseling—acknowledging providers’ need for ?exibility based on client base, HIV prevalence in the health- care setting, and available resources [11]—the 2006 guidelines go even further. Prevention counseling is no longer identi?ed as a requirement for HIV screening in health-care settings. One of Holtgrave’s scenarios addresses this change, positing an increase in HIV incidence