In the fight against HIV, one small number carries enormous meaning. That number is the viral load, the amount of HIV circulating in a person’s blood. When this number becomes extremely low, often described as “undetectable,” people living with HIV can stay healthier and dramatically reduce the risk of passing the virus to others. Maintaining that low viral load, however, is not always easy. More

This Audio is a summary of the paper “Effect of a mHealth Intervention on Detectable HIV Viral Load: A Remote Randomised Controlled Trial.”

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