SEROPOSITIVE
Etymology
Adjective
seropositive (not comparable)
(of blood serum): Testing positive for a given pathogen, especially HIV (HIV positive).
(of a person or animal): Having seropositive blood serum.
Antonyms
• (of serum): seronegative
• (of a person): seronegative
Noun
seropositive (plural seropositives)
A person with that blood
Source: Wiktionary
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