HIV treatment and an undetectable viral load

HIV treatment and the maintenance of an undetectable viral load is a highly effective strategy to prevent HIV transmission. A person with HIV who is on successful treatment cannot pass HIV to their sex partners.

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The Power of Undetectable: How HIV Treatment Prevents Transmission

The power of undetectable: How HIV treatment prevents transmission

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HIV treatment and an undetectable viral load to prevent HIV transmission

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HIV prevention

HIV prevention

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HIV Treatment to Prevent HIV

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Treatment as empowerment: Advancing HIV care with U=U

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U=U: From Research to Action

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Australian researchers find treatment as prevention (TasP) works in men who have sex with men

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Can't Pass It On training

HIV treatment as a highly effective HIV prevention method

Who says U=U?

Who says U=U?

U=U Public Health Benefits

U=U public health benefits

Communicating U=U: From awareness to confidence

Communicating U=U: From awareness to confidence