Human Rights Campaign and PAC partner to educate about U=U

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s HIV & Equity Program, along with our partners at Prevention Access Campaign, has produced an insightful and informative guide to help everyone understand the U=U campaign and how it can be the key to finally ending this epidemic. Aside from providing scientifically-based information around health, U=U also seeks to end …

Read more >

World AIDS Day 2020: South Carolina and New Jersey issue official proclamations about U=U

On World AIDS Day 2020, the governors of both South Carolina and New Jersey issued official proclamations noting the significance of World AIDS Day that included U=U. The South Carolina proclamation can be viewed here. A U=U display was also built at the statehouse and can be viewed here. The New Jersey proclamation can be viewed here

Read more >

Prevention Access Campaign Welcomes New Staff

Prevention Access Campaign (PAC) and the Undetectable equals Untransmittable (U=U) Campaign are thrilled to announce new members of the team who will expand community outreach and engagement as well as develop and deepen new and existing partnerships. Effective immediately, Davina (Dee) Conner will begin a new role as U.S. Creative Engagements and Outreach Specialist. Deondre …

Read more >

Bruce Richman weighs in on Anderson Cooper’s commentary on HIV Criminalization

“In a fiery discussion on CNN following Wednesday’s vice presidential debate, anchor Anderson Cooper slammed Donald Trump’s reckless behaviour since his diagnosis with Covid-19… “There are gay people in this country who are HIV-positive, and in some states, they can be arrested if they do not inform a sexual partner that they are HIV positive, even though if they are …

Read more >

U=U and Women: The Well Project “Undetectable Equals Untransmittable: Building Hope and Ending HIV Stigma”

Read more >

ViiV Positive Perspectives 2 Study Shows Importance of HCPs Telling Patients About U=U

“A global study has found that a holistic approach to providing medical care for people living with HIV improved various health and well-being outcomes, including viral suppression and quality of life. Such an approach, as evaluated in the Positive Perspectives 2 study, involved health care providers engaging people with HIV in an open dialogue and …

Read more >

Prevention Access Campaign, USA stands with Black Lives: Statement from PAC’s Board of Directors committing to action and solidarity

“There is a lot to be angry about right now in the United States. For the past three months, we have watched the COVID-19 pandemic wreak havoc across the United States, exposing massive healthcare disparities many of us in the HIV community have fought against for decades. Black and Brown folks are suffering from the …

Read more >

HIV Prevention England: HIV Treatment as Prevention Briefing Paper

“The demonstration by the PARTNER and Opposites Attract studies that people with HIV who are on antiretroviral therapy (ART) and have fully-suppressed viral loads cannot transmit HIV sexually has revolutionised HIV prevention, especially in conjunction with pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV-negative people. This briefing paper describes the scientific evidence for the efficacy of treatment as …

Read more >