noun a person who does not have the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
adjective describing a person who has tested negative for the HIV virus
Used to indicate a person does not have the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Commonly used in medical reports and discussions to convey the absence of HIV infection
Key indicator in tracking and monitoring HIV prevalence and prevention efforts
Important term in the context of testing and prevention strategies, indicating a person's negative status for HIV
In articles or books discussing HIV prevention or awareness, a writer may mention being HIV negative as a way to emphasize the importance of testing and safe practices.
Psychologists may use the term 'HIV negative' when discussing test results or when providing counseling to individuals who have been tested for HIV.
Medical doctors may use 'HIV negative' to communicate test results to patients or when documenting a patient's medical history.
Health educators may use 'HIV negative' when conducting HIV prevention workshops or presentations to emphasize the importance of knowing one's status.
Social workers may use 'HIV negative' when assessing the needs of clients who may be at risk for HIV or when discussing sexual health and safety.