Viral Suppression: HIV Treatment, Undetectable Viral Load, and U=U
Viral suppression means HIV treatment has reduced the virus to a very low level, protecting health and preventing sexual transmission when viral load stays undetectable.
Viral suppression means HIV treatment has reduced the virus to a very low level, protecting health and preventing sexual transmission when viral load stays undetectable.
Antiretroviral therapy treats HIV by suppressing the virus, protecting the immune system, and preventing sexual transmission when viral load stays undetectable.
HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system. Testing, antiretroviral treatment, PrEP, PEP, and safer-sex practices help protect health and prevent transmission.