CDC in Action- Measuring and advancing progress towards controlling HIV
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Global guidelines recommend viral load testing – a measure of the amount of HIV virus in the blood – as a means to monitor the health of people living with HIV, and who are receiving life-saving antiretroviral treatment. In this video, Dr. Sudhir Bunga describes the importance of viral load testing in measuring an individual’s response to HIV treatment.
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