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October 9, 2018

Beautiful U=U Campaign Aims To Educate Health Officials

“A new social marketing campaign launched by the Prevention Access Campaign called +series is helping to spread the message that Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U)… PAC hopes their series will help organizations and health departments share the U=U message. The adorable videos themselves are in first-person narratives told beautifully through intricate illustrations. Subtitles are also available in Chinese, French, Filipino, …

October 3, 2018

Share These Cool “U=U” Graphics and Videos!

“Thanks to a new social marketing campaign, spreading the word about “Undetectable Equals Untransmittable” (“U=U”) just got a lot easier… Prevention Access Campaign (PAC) launched the “+series” (Positive Series) campaign to help HIV organizations, health departments and individuals share the U=U message.” Visit Poz Magazine and the +series website for more.

September 28, 2018

Study confirms STIs make no difference to undetectability and infectiousness in people taking HIV treatment

Gus Cairns from NAM aidsmap writes: “A study conducted with gay men in Thailand has found that people who are diagnosed with HIV and start antiretroviral therapy (ART) are no less likely than others to have an undetectable viral load if they are diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection (STI).” “This confirms the generalisability of the …

September 26, 2018

U=U’s role in the end of HIV transmission in the U.S

In March, Robert Redfield, Director of the CDC, told his staff that “he believed HIV transmission in the United States could be halted over the next three to seven years.” “The foundation of the dream is the realization that, if taken correctly, today’s potent antiretroviral drugs will drive down the amount of virus in an HIV-infected …

September 13, 2018

Prevention Access Campaign launches customizable U=U marketing resources for US HIV/AIDS organizations

New +series campaign raises awareness about U=U and promotes engagement in care At the US Conference on AIDS last week, the Prevention Access Campaign announced the launch of +series (Positive Series), an innovative and customizable social marketing campaign for US HIV/AIDS organizations to raise awareness about U=U and encourage people living with HIV to remain engaged in care and …

September 5, 2018

Sanjay Johnson Faces Prison Sentence in Arkansas HIV Crime Trial

“Johnson is convinced he did not pass the virus to Doe, and court records show that within a week of their encounter, Johnson’s viral load was undetectable. As part of an emerging scientific consensus about how HIV is spread, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed last fall that HIV-positive individuals who “maintain an …

August 21, 2018

Zero HIV cases means zero HIV risk

“It is vital that when we educate people about HIV we rely on facts rather than fear. The news that HIV+ people on treatment present no risk of sexual transmission is too valuable, too exciting and too important for it not to be shared, understood and celebrated as far and as widely as possible.” Read …

August 8, 2018

IAS Conference Report on PARTNER2

In 783 gay male couples tracked for 8 years, no HIV-positive partner with an undetectable viral load infected his HIV-negative sex mate through 77,000 episodes of anal sex without condoms. These PARTNER2 study results confirm findings in PARTNER1, in which 65% of HIV-different couples were heterosexual. “An undetectable viral load on HIV treatment renders an …

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Beautiful U=U Campaign Aims To Educate Health Officials

Share These Cool “U=U” Graphics and Videos!

Study confirms STIs make no difference to undetectability and infectiousness in people taking HIV treatment

U=U’s role in the end of HIV transmission in the U.S

Prevention Access Campaign launches customizable U=U marketing resources for US HIV/AIDS organizations

Sanjay Johnson Faces Prison Sentence in Arkansas HIV Crime Trial

Zero HIV cases means zero HIV risk

IAS Conference Report on PARTNER2