Practitioner 2011; 255 (1737): 10
Risk of HIV transmission from MSM undergoing treatment
21 Feb 2011
There is a one in five risk of men who have sex with men (MSM) being treated for HIV passing on the infection to their male partners if they do not use condoms. Using data from a cohort of MSM in the Netherlands, researchers used mathematical modelling to predict the probability that a man will infect his uninfected male partner over the course of first-line antiretroviral treatment. [With external links to current evidence]
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