The risk of transmitting HIV to a partner is greatest if viral load has been suppressed. a person has multiple partners. a person is circumcised. a person lives with an HIV infected person.

a person has multiple partners.

Explanation:

The risk of transmitting HIV to a partner is greatest in a scenario whereby the person has multiple partners. It is always advisable for someone to have only one partner.

The fact that a person is circumcised means the risk of getting HIV will be reduced. Also, a person living with a HIV patient doesn't mean that the person will get HIV too.

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