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A viral load test shows how much HIV there is in a small sample of blood. The lower the amount the better. The aim of HIV treatment is to reduce viral load to a level which is too low to be measured by standard tests. This is called an ‘undetectable’ viral load. This means HIV is still present in your body, but at a low level.

Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Vancouver delegates call for greater innovation in HIV diagnostics

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UNAIDS
22 July 2015
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

New Approach on HIV Viral Load Testing

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Global Fund
17 June 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

A gay’s guide to undetectable

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Gay News Network, Australia
11 June 2015
Undetectable viral load & treatment as prevention

Still refusing to date HIV+ guys? Here’s why you could be putting your health at risk

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Gaystar News
9 April 2015
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An HIV Doctor Tells You If Undetectable Really Is the New Negative

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The Body
28 January 2015
Viral load

Cepheid and FIND Announce European Approval of Xpert HIV-1 Viral Load

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Cepheid press release
21 January 2015
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Issue Brief: Achieving undetectable: what questions remain in scaling-up HIV virologic treatment monitoring?

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MSF
15 December 2014
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Sophisticated HIV diagnostics adapted for remote areas

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Science Daily
10 December 2014
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Sophisticated HIV diagnostics adapted for remote areas

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National Institutes of Health
2 December 2014
CD4 count

The genetics of coping with HIV

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Science Daily
12 November 2014
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Viral Load Testing Dismally Absent in Africa

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Inter Press Service
20 May 2014
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Is Viral Load Testing for HIV a Realistic Strategy in Developing Countries?

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PLOS Blogs
28 February 2014
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Viral load tests 'could transform HIV treatment failure'

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SciDev.net
2 January 2014
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'Samba' viral load machine a boost for HIV patients in Malawi

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Gulfnews.com
2 January 2014
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Finding new ways to make viral load testing cheaper

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IRIN
13 December 2013
Government, leadership & policy

Malawi's success story in reducing HIV infection

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The Guardian
2 December 2013
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HIV Viral load testing to start at regional hospitals

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Republica
9 October 2013
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Wanted: a standard model of HIV and Aids diagnostics for Africa

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The Guardian
6 August 2013
Hepatitis & HIV

HCV RNA Levels Stable in People on ART But Not on Anti-HCV Therapy

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International AIDS Society
31 July 2013
The search for a cure

UD-led team develops mathematical model to measure hidden HIV

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University of Delaware Daily
8 May 2013
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

MSF research points to ways to expand viral load testing in developing countries

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Médecins Sans Frontières press release
7 March 2013
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Alere to Develop Simple, Affordable Point-of-Care Nucleic Acid Test for Tuberculosis & Expand Manufacturing for POC HIV Viral Load Platform

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Alere
2 March 2013
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

UNITAID-financed project to increase access to new HIV monitoring technology

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UNITAID
15 February 2013
HIV & criminal law

Top court decision on HIV disclosure will be major issue in Ottawa attempted murder trial, lawyer says

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Ottowa Citizen
10 October 2012