The major determinant of the morbidity and mortality of HIV infections is adequate antiretroviral therapy. For that reason, early detection is essential in improving outcomes.  In 2006, the Centers for Disease Control announced an initiative for voluntary, routine testing of all Americans aged 13–64 during health care encounters.  An estimated 25% of infected individuals were unaware of their status.  Routine prenatal HIV testing was also recommended for all women as part of their normal gestational screening tests.
HIV AIDS screening
HIV AIDS physical examination
Tuberculosis screening
Chronic renal failure screening
Cirrhosis screening
Smoking screening
Gastrointestinal varices screening
Obesity screening