U=U is a victory in that long journey of HIV/AIDS activism. But we must address why some folks have not been able to reach U=U.

At an HIV summit, the mayor pledges to meet the “90-90-90” goals by 2020.

Looking to the proportion of people with HIV with an undetectable viral load does not account for changes in the overall prevalence of HIV.

In a survey, most with HIV and a third without the virus believed the “Undetectable = Untransmittable” slogan is accurate.

The social media buzz on “Undetectable = Untransmittable.”

This finding is from a study of those with viral loads above 1,500 in which a small proportion reported sex posing a risk of transmission.

Roscoe Boyd, Founding Member of the U=U Steering Committee, shares how the good news changed his life

There’s effectively no risk of transmission from an HIV-positive partner to an HIV-negative partner when the virus is fully suppressed.

The CDC estimates that of the 1.1 million U.S. residents living with HIV in 2014, 49 percent had an undetectable viral load.

A friend asked why networks of people living with HIV are emerging again. I look at two issues that networks are integral to moving forward