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- Based on what Sheen said, how is it possible for someone that’s HIV-positive to have unprotected sex without passing it on? The answer is highly-active antiretroviral treatment (HAART).
- Sheen said that his viral load is undetectable. What does that mean? An undetectable viral load means that the copies of HIV in his blood are so few that current tests can’t even find them.
- If someone’s viral load is not undetectable, can a partner protect him or herself from the virus? There are two powerful ways HIV-negative partners of people with HIV can protect themselves, even if their partner isn’t on treatment: PrEP and PEP.
- Why would Sheen have needed to tell his partners he had HIV? What would be the consequences if he didn’t? The law says that Sheen and all people with HIV must disclose their health status to partners or risk jail time — that’s regardless of viral load, treatment or even transmission of the virus.
Oct 27, 2016 · Charlie Sheen Says He Feels 'Excellent' 11 Months After Revealing His HIV Status. Charlie Sheen opened up about a new drug that is "the closet thing to a cure that we could possibly have right now"
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Nov 17, 2015 · Nov 17, 2015. By. Warren Tong. On Nov. 17, Charlie Sheen disclosed his HIV status on the Today show. He sat down to speak with Matt Lauer, and was later joined by his doctor Robert Huizenga, M.D ...
Nov 17, 2015 · Sheen said that since learning that he was HIV positive, he had told all of his sexual partners about his status. He revealed that he had had unprotected sex with two people since then and that ...
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Nov 17, 2015 · After Charlie Sheen's HIV Status, What You Need to Know About the Disease. "You can live the life you were meant to," Joel Goldman, Managing Director of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, tells ...
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Oct 27, 2016 · Sheen, who was diagnosed with HIV in 2011, said his previous medication “kept him alive” but “had hideous side effects,” such as migraines, stomach problems and liver damage.
Jun 21, 2016 · Charlie Sheen opens up to TODAY's Matt Lauer about life in the past seven months since revealing he is HIV positive. Publicly revealing his HIV-positive status to the world in an exclusive TODAY ...
