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U=U stands for Undetectable = Untransmittable. U=U is a health promotion campaign used to promote the scientific consensus that HIV cannot be sexually transmitted when a person living with HIV is on treatment and maintains a viral load (i.e., the amount of virus in the blood) of less than 200… Read more of the article: Preventing HIV transmission: Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U): Communication tips for health professionals

HIV surveillance data on PrEP use in 9 Canadian provinces

Surveillance highlights from HIV/AIDS Surveillance System (HASS) and Canadian Perinatal HIV Surveillance System (CPHSP)

Le traitement du VIH peut aider les personnes vivant avec le VIH à vivre longtemps et en bonne santé en réduisant la quantité de VIH dans le sang. Lorsque celle-ci est très faible, le virus ne peut pas être transmis par voie sexuelle. Le traitement peut empêcher la transmission du… Read more of the article: Comment parler de : Indétectable = Intransmissible (I = I)

HIV cannot be passed on through sex when a person living with HIV is on treatment and the amount of HIV in their blood remains very low. When HIV treatment lowers the amount of virus in the blood to less than 200 copies per millilitre of blood, it is called… Read more of the article: Can’t pass it on: HIV treatment prevents transmission (fact sheet)

HIV Positive. Living Positive. The science is clear. HIV treatment helps people living with HIV to stay healthy and can prevent it from being passed on