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People with HIV misunderstand viral-load tests.


 Three-quarters of the HIV-positive people surveyed know their viral load counts according to a study conducted by Roche Diagnostics, but nearly half do not know how often testing should be done. Two-thirds of the patients surveyed also did not know when viral load tests should not be conducted, such as when the patient has the flu or has received a vaccination. A list of common questions about viral load testing is included.
