This episode of Homo sapiens is brought to you by none other than Do It London.

It's a good name because all of you Londoners are out there doing it, I mean having sex,

and also doing it by choosing the right HIV protection for you.

HIV diagnosis are decreasing people, however it is still so important to be aware

and sure on how to protect your health from possible HIV infection.

HIV is preventable. And an HIV... to protect your health from possible HIV infection.

HIV is preventable and an HIV diagnosis is treatable

and it's important to get the message out there.

And that treatment acts as prevention too. Be sure to know the four scientifically proven ways of preventing HIV,

which I'm going to go through now.

Testing is one of the most important elements of HIV prevention

and it's quick, it's free and it's confidential.

Test regularly and know your status.

Condoms.

Now they can protect against HIV as well as other sexually transmitted infections,

so stay safe and use them at all times. If in doubt stick a

rubber on people. Thirdly, prep. It's a pill you can take which prevents HIV for people who are HIV negative. And lastly, U equals you.

Und detectable equals untransmissible. If someone who is HIV positive is

undetectable it means they cannot pass the virus on. People with diagnosed HIV take medication,

anti-retroviral therapy, otherwise known as ART, to control the virus and its impact on their health.

The majority of people in London on

treatment have a consistently undetectable viral load. This means the virus

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