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November 25, 2025

Global: Bruce Richman – Stepping Back from PAC, Moving U=U Forward

After a remarkable decade of founding and leading PAC, Bruce Richman is stepping away from his role at PAC at the end of this year to make space for new leadership and voices at PAC and in the U=U movement. Bruce made this decision in close consultation with our board and in discussions across the …

July 21, 2025

GLOBAL: New Report Highlights U=U as Key Strategy to End HIV Stigma by 2025

A Zero HIV Stigma Day 2025 report released today spotlights U=U as a core, evidence-based strategy to dismantle HIV stigma: “The U=U message needs to be talked about and promoted through education on every level – global, regional, national, municipal, and individual – to have its catalytic effect in dismantling stigma, empowering PLHIV, increasing HIV …

June 24, 2025

GLOBAL: Consequential Scientist: How Alison Rodger’s research proved that Undetectable Equals Untransmittable (U=U).

Alison Rodger, MD, is one of the most consequential HIV scientists in the history of the disease. Her research, much of it done at University College London, demonstrated definitively that a person with an undetectable viral load does not transmit HIV via sex. Anecdotal evidence from serodiscordant couples had already suggested that people with undetectable …

June 11, 2025

USA: Leveraging U=U Interventions for Black Women With HIV

Despite the emphasis on U=U as a key HIV prevention strategy since 2016, disturbing data continue to show that the U.S. domestic HIV response is still not leveraging the U=U messaging strategy as a powerful intervention. “Although the evidence-based messaging strategy “Undetectable=Untransmittable” (U = U) can help reduce stigma and encourage Black women with HIV …

June 5, 2025

CHINA: Groundbreaking study on U=U’s significant impact on mental health among young men who have sex with men

Groundbreaking new study on U=U in China shows “U = U status significantly shapes the identity experiences and mental health of young Chinese MSM with HIV/AIDS. Tailored interventions addressing both HIV/AIDS and MSM-related stigma are needed, with an intersectional approach to reduce stigma and foster supportive environments.” Read the full study here.

May 17, 2025

CAMBODIA: Historic U=U event at Angkor Wat

Under a strong partnership between Cambodia and UNAIDS, the country celebrated a landmark event titled “U=U” (Undetectable = Untransmittable) yesterday at the iconic Angkor Wat Temple in Siem Reap Province. To mark the occasion, the event featured traditional performances, a celebratory launch, and a symbolic bike and tuk-tuk U=U parade of more than 150 participants. …

May 14, 2025

THE PHILIPPINES: Department of Health expands U=U program

The Department of Health in the Cordillera region is strengthening the promotion of a public health campaign that aims to reduce HIV stigma, encourage HIV testing and treatment, and empower people living with HIV (PLHIV). The DOH’s Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) campaign goal is for all PLHIV to regularly take their medication for them to …

February 27, 2025

GLOBAL: U=U can help end HIV stigma and discrimination. Here’s how!

UNAIDS shares the transformative benefit of U=U for reducing HIV stigma. HIV stigma is one of the most significant barriers to ending AIDS as a public health threat globally, and U=U is a powerful intervention to reduce HIV stigma. Although the U=U concept has been established as scientific fact for over a decade, the word …

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Latest News

Global: Bruce Richman – Stepping Back from PAC, Moving U=U Forward

GLOBAL: New Report Highlights U=U as Key Strategy to End HIV Stigma by 2025

GLOBAL: Consequential Scientist: How Alison Rodger’s research proved that Undetectable Equals Untransmittable (U=U).

USA: Leveraging U=U Interventions for Black Women With HIV

CHINA: Groundbreaking study on U=U’s significant impact on mental health among young men who have sex with men

CAMBODIA: Historic U=U event at Angkor Wat

THE PHILIPPINES: Department of Health expands U=U program

GLOBAL: U=U can help end HIV stigma and discrimination. Here’s how!