Disconnect between awareness and belief in accuracy of U=U in Italy

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An Italian nationwide survey found that three-quarters of people living with HIV had heard about Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U), while just under half of HIV-negative people surveyed had heard about it. A high number of infectious disease doctors were aware of U=U. However, in none of the groups sampled did all participants who had heard of U=U fully believe in its complete accuracy.

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Source : Aidsmap

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