News – Page 30 – Prevention Access Campaign

January 2, 2018

Sing Out “U=U” with Danny & William in Kampala, Uganda

The talented Danny Ssemuli and William Matovu of Love to Love Organization debuted their first song, “U=U” in Kampala, Uganda. Both Danny and William are global leaders of the U=U campaign and have been educating about U=U in ways that reach and touch their communities. Since the earliest days of the campaign, these young men have been using U=U to fight stigma, encourage adherence, and advocate …

December 23, 2017

K=K (U=U) Launches on National Media with the Ministry of Health and Vietnam Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam

John Blandford (CDC in Hanoi, Vietnam): “Saturday midday on VTV1, Vietnam’s primary news channel, a 45-minute discussion was held to discuss the implications of U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) in Vietnam. In Vietnamese, the simple formulation will be K=K (Không phát hiện = Không lây truyền).” “The panel was strong, comprising Dr. Huong Phan of Vietnam MOH/VAAC, which …

December 21, 2017

Pride for Youth Launches U=U for Young People on Long Island in New York

Today, Pride for Youth (PFY) launched their groundbreaking U=U social marketing campaign, the first in the U.S. to engage young people from the community to develop the campaign as well as be featured in it. PFY is a service and an advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) young people. PFY’s mission is to enhance the health, wellness …

December 19, 2017

Roscoe Boyd Shares His Story and U=U in the New York Times

“A singer and performer, Mr. Boyd is also a member of the founding steering committee of U=U, which stands for Undetectable Equals Untransmittable. It means that an H.I.V.-infected person who is on a proper antiretroviral treatment that yields an undetectable viral load has effectively no risk of transmitting the virus to an uninfected partner. That was backed …

December 19, 2017

Women Living with HIV Leading the Way for I=I (U=U) in Portugal

Seres, the first and only association run by and for women living with HIV in Portugal, has been following the studies and sharing the Indetetável igual a Intransmissível (I=I) message since early on. Today, Seres is one of our most active partners offering peer training, videos, social media, and presentations to ensure the U=U message …

December 14, 2017

China Global Television Network Features U=U

Today, U=U was featured for the first time in China and internationally on China Global Television Network. This 6-minute piece features Dr. Anthony Fauci, Bruce Richman, and Doretta Gadsen. Check it out at CGTV.

December 13, 2017

Jefferson County Alabama Joins U=U as the First County in the U.S. Deep South

Today the Jefferson County Board of Health adopted a resolution to endorse Prevention Access Campaign’s consensus statement and join the U=U campaign. Jefferson County is the most populous county in Alabama and includes the City of Birmingham. The powerful resolution “urges Jefferson County Department of Health and its partners to spread the message broadly, especially to people …

December 12, 2017

U=U Reaches Kuwaiti Nationals Living with HIV In Kuwait

The U=U message is reaching the small population of people living with HIV in Kuwait. The country reported 81% of people with HIV are aware of their status; of those, 80% are on antiretroviral therapy (ART); and 90% of those on ART are undetectable. 365 Kuwait nationals are receiving antiretroviral therapy with an undetectable viral …

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Sing Out “U=U” with Danny & William in Kampala, Uganda

K=K (U=U) Launches on National Media with the Ministry of Health and Vietnam Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam

Pride for Youth Launches U=U for Young People on Long Island in New York

Roscoe Boyd Shares His Story and U=U in the New York Times

Women Living with HIV Leading the Way for I=I (U=U) in Portugal

China Global Television Network Features U=U

Jefferson County Alabama Joins U=U as the First County in the U.S. Deep South

U=U Reaches Kuwaiti Nationals Living with HIV In Kuwait