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"while those who were virally suppressed were 94 percent less likely to transmit (0.4 transmission per 100 person-years)" Curious to see the citation for this claim. I have not seen a single documented case of forward transmission from virally Suppressed. If the 94% is the extrapolation of confidence intervals say so. Otherwise you are leading the reader to believe a documented case of transmission has occurred.
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Thank you Steve. I think a lot of people are questioning why sites like this continue to publish stories that exaggerate the relative infectiousness of well medicated HIV+. As far as I know, the number of documented transmissions from "stable undetectables" is 0. Regardless, its certainly lower than from people who "think they're negative". This excessive caution is a source of stigma, making sites like this part of the problem. Once again, shame on Poz.
February 28, 2015