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Information on Viral Load Testing & What the Results Mean

For HIV-infected people who have never been on treatment, viral load is a very good predictor of their chance of developing. This factsheet explains viral load testing and monitoring

Published: 01/07/2009PDF File - 393.9 KB

Undetectable Viral Load & Risk of HIV Transmission: The 'Swiss Statement'

This factsheet addresses the relationship between HIV treatments, viral load levels, and the risk of sexual transmission of HIV. These issues received a lot of attention in the HIV and community media and among people living with HIV (PLHIV) due to the publication of a statement from the Swiss Federal Commission for HIV/AIDS, which has subsequently become known as ‘the Swiss Statement’.

Published: 01/12/2009PDF File - 366.6 KB
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No Worries

No Worries was a campaign for gay men that answers some common questions about sex and HIV, such as: "Can I still pass on HIV if my last viral load test was 'undetectable? and "Is it safer to fuck than be fucked?" ARCHIVED - some information may be out of date

Published: 16/10/2001PDF File - 939.2 KB

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