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Home / Health / Gareth Thomas: HIV Stigma Persists Despite Undetectable Status

Gareth Thomas: HIV Stigma Persists Despite Undetectable Status

13 Jan

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Summary

  • Gareth Thomas faces ongoing public stigma due to his HIV positive status.
  • He champions HIV awareness, emphasizing undetectable status means non-infectiousness.
  • Thomas settled a lawsuit with a former partner over alleged HIV transmission.
Gareth Thomas: HIV Stigma Persists Despite Undetectable Status

Gareth Thomas, a prominent Welsh rugby player, has recently shared intimate moments with his husband, Stephen, while also speaking out about the persistent stigma surrounding his HIV positive status. Thomas, who publicly disclosed his HIV diagnosis in 2019, has an undetectable viral load, meaning he is not infectious to others. Despite this medical reality, he continues to encounter discrimination, with people sometimes altering their behavior around him in public settings.

Thomas has become a vocal advocate for HIV awareness and acceptance, emphasizing the significant progress in medical treatments. These advancements allow individuals with HIV to live long and healthy lives, with transmission being highly unlikely when on effective medication. He has shared personal experiences of being treated differently, citing instances in restaurants where people have reacted negatively, impacting his sense of well-being and that of his family.

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In the past, Thomas also dealt with legal challenges, including a lawsuit from a former partner. While he settled the case for £75,000 plus costs, he maintained it was not an admission of liability. The former captain's openness about his HIV status and the ongoing struggles with stigma aim to foster greater understanding and reduce prejudice.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
No, an undetectable HIV status means the virus is not infectious and cannot be transmitted to others.
Gareth Thomas still faces discrimination in public, with people sometimes avoiding him or reacting negatively.
Gareth Thomas revealed he was HIV positive in 2019.

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