U=U, Undetectable equals Untransmittable | WAAC

This is what HIV looks like in 2020. A person living with HIV can take antiretroviral therapy (ART) to limit the replication cycle of the virus so much that it barely takes hold of the body. HIV is still present, but the amount of virus is so low it is undetectable by a blood test and is, therefore, untransmittable, meaning that it is unable to be passed on to others through sexual contact.
Spreading the word about U=U not only helps people understand the science behind the treatment of HIV, but it also debunks fear that seronegative people may have and reduces the stigma for people living with HIV, particularly when seeking intimate relationships.
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