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December 13, 2021

JAPAN: Japan AIDS Society adopts widespread application of U=U for HIV treatment and prevention

Japan AIDS Society held a symposium focused on U=U education targeting multiple stakeholders including clinicians and media. Its goal was to drive rapid uptake of U=U within the care continuum and ensure widespread knowledge and understanding to control the epidemic.

December 9, 2021

GLOBAL: Prevention Access Campaign representative Christian Hui speaks at 49th UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board

At the 49th UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board: NGO Delegation, Prevention Access Campaign outlines the importance of prioritizing the U=U message in global treatment advocacy to fight stigma and improve the lives of people living with HIV around the globe.

November 29, 2021

Global leader to build new international collaborative of U=U community activists

“Dear friends and colleagues, I am thrilled to share that Jacquelyne Alesi will be joining Prevention Access Campaign (PAC) as Director of U=U Global Community Leadership on November 29th. Jacquelyne and I will work closely together to ensure the global Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) movement, now in 105 countries, is led by and for all …

November 24, 2021

WHO, PEPFAR, CDC & UNAIDS Endorse U=U

“The world needs good news. This year, we’ve got it: People living with HIV who are on treatment and have an undetectable viral load cannot sexually transmit HIV. In other words, Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U). But not everyone knows U=U yet. So World AIDS Day is an excellent opportunity to share the hopeful and revolutionary news! YOU’VE …

September 8, 2021

HIV Plus Mag: “In Just 5 Years, Undetectable = Untransmittable Changed History”

“Like all of 2021, the summer of 2016 was a tumultuous, anxiety-inducing time. There was a highly contentious election and, for the LGBTQ+ and Latinx communities, a searing tragedy with the Pulse massacre. Amid the stressors was a huge dose of positivity: the birth of a movement called U=U, or undetectable equals untransmittable. On July …

September 1, 2021

USA: State of HIV Stigma 2021 report shows low awareness of TasP, including U=U, despite available tools to control epidemic

Despite the introduction of prevention pills and proof that undetectable equals untransmittable, the State of HIV Stigma 2021 report suggests Americans are still ignorant about HIV.

August 31, 2021

DaBaby meets with leading Black HIV advocates representing dozens of organizations including PAC who signed open letter to the artist

“Today, Black leaders from nine HIV organizations across the U.S. announced they held a virtual, private meeting with artist Jonathan “DaBaby” Kirk to discuss HIV facts and share personal stories of living and thriving with HIV. The leaders called for a meeting with the artist in an open letter on August 04 to which DaBaby affirmatively …

August 26, 2021

USA: GLAAD’s “The State of HIV Stigma 2021” report reveals stigma and misinformation about HIV persists despite advances in ART, U=U

State of HIV Stigma 2021 report uncovers fact that American adults are lacking in knowledge about HIV; misconceptions fuel stigma and urgency of crisis has dissipated over years despite tools in arsenal to control the epidemic and stop suffering.

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JAPAN: Japan AIDS Society adopts widespread application of U=U for HIV treatment and prevention

GLOBAL: Prevention Access Campaign representative Christian Hui speaks at 49th UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board

Global leader to build new international collaborative of U=U community activists

WHO, PEPFAR, CDC & UNAIDS Endorse U=U

HIV Plus Mag: “In Just 5 Years, Undetectable = Untransmittable Changed History”

USA: State of HIV Stigma 2021 report shows low awareness of TasP, including U=U, despite available tools to control epidemic

DaBaby meets with leading Black HIV advocates representing dozens of organizations including PAC who signed open letter to the artist

USA: GLAAD’s “The State of HIV Stigma 2021” report reveals stigma and misinformation about HIV persists despite advances in ART, U=U