"uninfected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word in contexts where you need to describe something that has not been infected. For example: "After the medical examinations, the doctor declared that the wound was uninfected."
The disease may also have been helped by urbanisation and development, which strengthen the transport links that shuttle virus from villages to the town and back into uninfected country.
The infected mice did indeed do better than the uninfected ones.
Yet far too little attention has been paid to finding the best ways of getting the message across.When the message is aimed at the uninfected, often young and eager for sexual experience, it is a very hard sell indeed.
The first is the idea of pre-exposure prophylaxis in other words, giving ARVs to uninfected people to clobber any new infection before it can get going.
Demand for animal feed in Britain has risen sharply; although infected animals are being culled, uninfected ones kept on farms still need to eat.
The preliminary results of the trial, which was called RV144 and was organised by Thailand's Ministry of Public Health, were announced on Thursday September 24th.The upshot is that the technique on trial seems to reduce the risk of an uninfected individual contacting the virus by about 31%.
Unless a patient stops taking the drugs, or goes on to develop resistance to them, he can expect to live almost as long as an uninfected individual.But good as they are at keeping viral levels low, antiretrovirals never destroy the virus completely and thus cure the patient once and for all.
First, better data have shown that even those with CD4 counts above 350 are not as healthy as their uninfected peers.
A cross-continental study published last year showed that, when given to infected individuals whose sexual partners are uninfected, ARVs reduce by 96% the rate of transmission of the virus to the uninfected partner.
By injecting this vaccine of pared-down parasites into uninfected individuals, he intends to provoke an immune response to malaria that will be strong enough to kill a real infection before it gets going.In this section Exterminate!
A woman who is infected with herpes is twice as likely as an uninfected one to pick up HIV, and she is five times as likely to pass it on if she is already infected.
