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Posted November 29, 2021
Us Mob & HIV began as a health promotion resource (pocket-sized booklet) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities with the aim of increasing knowledge about HIV and its impacts. Information on HIV treatments, testing and other topics has been updated on the new website, and importantly it provides a clear explanation of the concept of undetectable viral load. Visit the Us Mob and HIV website
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