U=U Resource Center
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Research: U=U is associated with positive health outcomes
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Terrence Higgins Trust “Can’t Pass It On” Training for Healthcare Providers
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The Lancet: Providers should discuss U=U with all patients living with HIV
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About PAC and U=U: Factsheet
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Using U=U in Public Health Policy & Advocacy
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Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA): “HIV Viral Load and Transmissibility of HIV Infection: Undetectable Equals Untransmittable”
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CATIE and PAC: Undetectable = Untransmittable Educational Videos
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April, 2022
Gilead and BHIVA: “Achieving high levels of engagement among UK primary and secondary healthcare professionals using a World AIDS Day digital media, augmented reality, and email education campaign”
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March, 2022
WHO, PEPFAR, CDC, UNAIDS, NIH, NIAID and more endorse U=U
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March, 2022
A cross-sectional analysis of U=U as a potential educative Intervention to mitigate HIV stigma among youth living with HIV in South Africa
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March, 2022
European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG): U=U Awareness-raising/Education Initiatives in HIV and non-HIV Care Settings
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March, 2022
Attitudes Toward HIV-Positive Status Disclosure Among U=U-Aware Sexual and Gender Minority Individuals in the USA: a Consensual Qualitative Research Approach
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February, 2022
Journal of the International AIDS Society (JIAS): “Adopting U=U to end stigma and discrimination”
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February, 2022
Adopting U =U to end stigma and discrimination
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February, 2022
Motivating men to test for HIV: A successful nudge using U=U messaging
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January, 2022
Impact of the U=U Message on HIV Care – Community Perspective – Alaa H. Alali, MD, SBIM, SFID
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January, 2022
Hesitancy of the Provider to Implement/Communicate on U=U – Sarah K. Calabrese, PhD
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January, 2022
U = U Science | Nittaya Phanuphak, MD, PhD
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December, 2021
Investigating the Content of #UequalsU on Twitter
U=U Websites
Images and Campaign Graphics
Video resources
CATIE and PAC: Communicating U=U: From Awareness to Confidence
CATIE and PAC: U=U Public Health Benefits
CATIE and PAC: Who Says U=U?
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