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- As individuals and organizations who are directly supporting people who live with or face risk factors for HIV, we are uniquely placed to bridge the gap ...
- Undetectable viral load means that the level of HIV in a person’s blood is so low that it does not show up in a viral load test. In Canada, undetectable ...
- Research shows that initiating testing and treatment early can yield the best health outcomes for people living with HIV.1 Whenever possible, we should ...
- There are legitimate concerns that the U=U message places inordinate focus on the issue of undetectability and does not address the fact that some people in ...
- The prevention of sexual transmission of HIV afforded by U=U covers women* as it does everyone else. If women* and/or their sexual partners have an undetectable viral load, then sexual intimacy can…
- As is the case for all other groups, people who inject drugs will not transmit HIV through sexual activity if they have an undetectable viral load.
- HIV treatment, including when the viral load is undetectable, does not prevent people from getting or passing on other sexually transmitted and blood-borne ...
- According to a Supreme Court of Canada decision in 2012, people living with HIV have a criminal law duty to disclose their HIV status to their sexual partners before sexual activity that poses “a…
- HIV stigma evolved from a mix of xenophobia and homophobia and has included profound fear, in the public mind, of sex workers, racialized people, and people who inject drugs.
An overview of what we know about the ways the determinants influence health.- An HIV self-testing program in Uganda trained men who have sex with men (MSM) to distribute HIV self-tests to their social and sexual networks.