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Ocular syphilis, which affects the eye and can lead to blindness, is on the rise. Like syphilis in general, most cases are reported among men who have sex with ...

This document explores the concept of Indigenous harm reduction and provides various examples of "promising practices".

A review of evidence on the effectiveness of post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention.

A policy brief outlining the evidence in support of PNEPs and dispelling common myths about these programs.

The U.S. drug regulator has issued a safety alert about three hepatitis C treatments. The FDA advises doctors to use Maviret, Vosevi and Zepatier only in ...

This guideline includes two companion documents: a clinical guideline and an operational guidance document.

U=U is shorthand for Undetectable equals Untransmittable. This is a simple but very important message, based on a solid foundation of scientific evidence, that ...

“It’s very, very clear that the risk is zero. If you are on suppressive antiretroviral treatment, you are sexually non-infectious.” - Dr Alison Rodger ...

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 ...