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The aim is to evaluate the rates of sustained viral suppression (SVS) among people living with HIV in Australia.

March 26, 2026AIDS0 citations

Sustained viral suppression among people living with HIV in the era of Undetectable = Untransmittable (U = U) in Australia

HAHtein Linn AungNew South Wales Institute of Psychiatry PPPrital PatelUniversity of British Columbia RGRichard T. Gray

Key Points

The aim is to evaluate the rates of sustained viral suppression (SVS) among people living with HIV in Australia.
Analyzed rates of sustained viral suppression in people receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART).
Evaluated the effectiveness of person-centred support strategies.
Assessed engagement in ongoing care among various groups.
Over 95% of individuals with HIV on ART achieved sustained viral suppression.
Identified specific groups with lower rates of sustained viral suppression.
Highlighted the importance of tailored support to improve clinical outcomes.

Abstract

More than 95% of people with HIV receiving ART and engaged in ongoing care achieved SVS. Strengthened, person-centred support for groups with lower SVS may enhance clinical outcomes and sustain Australia's progress toward HIV elimination goals.

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