In response to the recent rumors that "condoms do not prevent AIDS", Wu Zunyou, director of the STD and AIDS Center of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasized that condoms are effective in preventing AIDS and their protective effect is unquestionable. This reporter learned this from the National HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Experience Exchange for Men Who Have Sex with Men, the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the "Friends" Project, and the Bailey Martin Award Ceremony held in Beijing.

“Condoms made of latex have pores. The diameter of the HIV virus is much smaller than the pores of the latex. HIV can be transmitted to other healthy people like flies passing through a bird cage.” In response to this statement, Wu Zun Friends said that if it was just HIV, it would not cause transmission. Human cells carrying viral genes are passed from one person to another, which is the real cause of AIDS transmission.

Wu Zunyou said that since the promotion of condoms, the HIV infection rate has dropped significantly. Condom latex is indeed porous, but there is no doubt that the correct and reliable use of condoms can greatly reduce the spread of HIV.

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