He has been tested (since his sister's death, and, I believe, under threat of Child Protective Services involvement), and he's HIV negative.
There's only about a 25% chance that the child of an HIV-positive mother will be HIV-positive. In Maggiore's case, that risk would increase because she breastfed both kids, but would also probably decrease because, given her obvious good health, her viral load is presumably pretty low.
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There's only about a 25% chance that the child of an HIV-positive mother will be HIV-positive. In Maggiore's case, that risk would increase because she breastfed both kids, but would also probably decrease because, given her obvious good health, her viral load is presumably pretty low.