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For those who achieve viral suppression within nine months of starting meds, the rebound risk declines steadily over seven years.

Researchers spotlight the proportion of the population with unsuppressed HIV as an indicator of local transmission risk.

HIV prevention efforts would also take a huge hit under Trump’s draconian proposed budget cuts and the House health care bill.

If the viral suppression rate reaches 73 percent in 2020 and 86 percent in 2025, HIV incidence could drop nearly 70 percent.

HousingWorksHistory.com documents the story of “how AIDS activists became real estate developers.”

It’s part of the Florida Department of Health’s latest efforts to “test, treat and beat HIV” in a hard-hit county.

The End AIDS NY 2020 Community Coalition releases a consensus statement on HIV viral load suppression.

This round of first-year funding from the CDC goes to 30 community-based organizations.

The 90-90-90 targets are likely unattainable because of the high proportion of those living with HIV in remote areas in Africa.

The five local clinics that saw the rate drop have gotten more gay and bi men on HIV treatment and seen more accessing PrEP.

With a likely increasing proportion of the HIV population virally suppressed, addressing disparities, especially racial ones, is vital.

The Canadian province’s big push for needle exchange, opioid substitution therapy and HIV treatment access has been a success.

Among Atlanta gay and bi men, those who believe HIV treatment prevents infection are more likely to have condomless sex.

“A lot of gay men clearly value sex without condoms.”

Even if only partially effective, such a vaccine could be a much-needed compensation for treatment as prevention’s shortcomings.