A. Instead, the new machines test for viral load, to verify if the virus is in the blood. B. So, it is not possible to confirm whether the baby is positive. C. Adults are normally diagnosed on the basis of antibodies, but when babies are born they still have those of their mother. D. But accurately testing children remains a challenge in much of the country. E. About 400 centres across Mozambique now have printers that an quickly receive test results by GPRS.

A. Instead, the new machines test for viral load, to verify if the vir

1.	A. Instead, the new machines test for viral load, to verify if the virus is in the blood. B. So, it is not possible to confirm whether the baby is positive. C. Adults are normally diagnosed on the basis of antibodies, but when babies are born they still have those of their mother. D. But accurately testing children remains a challenge in much of the country. E. About 400 centres across Mozambique now have printers that an quickly receive test results by GPRS.
Answer» A. Instead, the new machines test for viral load, to verify if the virus is in the blood. B. So, it is not possible to confirm whether the baby is positive. C. Adults are normally diagnosed on the basis of antibodies, but when babies are born they still have those of their mother. D. But accurately testing children remains a challenge in much of the country. E. About 400 centres across Mozambique now have printers that an quickly receive test results by GPRS.