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Brennan DJ et al. – Three separate scales addressing beliefs about the transmissibility of HIV while on treatment, the quality of life while on HIV treatment and the motivation to use condoms consistently while on treatment may be better markers for assessing optimistic beliefs about HIV treatment among HIV–positive GBM.

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