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Study participants and their partners need reassurance when treatment interruption required in quest for an HIV cure

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In the era of U=U, disclosure still feels like a ‘grey messy area’ for gay men living with HIV in the US

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The challenges integrating U=U into HIV care around the world

Advocates at the U=U Summit (L-R: NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson, Fungai Murau, Dr Franco Bova, Jacquelyne Alessi & Judy-Ann Nugent). Image: byol kimura 2022 – U=U Global Summit 2022, Montréal Canada

Gaps in U=U awareness globally: healthcare providers need to do more to get the message out

Richard Angell and Chamut Kifetew from the Terrence Higgins Trust at AIDS 2022. Photo by Matthew Hodson.

Disconnect between awareness and belief in accuracy of U=U in Italy

U=U campaign posters by Lega Italiana per la Lotta contro l'Aids (LILA).

Nearly one in five people with HIV in the UK could have a detectable viral load

Dr Alison Brown at BHIVA 2022. Image by Roger Pebody.

Knowledge of U=U alone is unlikely to eradicate HIV stigma among gay and bisexual men in India, anthropologist argues

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Top 5 stories on HIV prevention from CROI 2022

Professor Raphael Landovitz (bottom left) presenting the latest data on injected PrEP at CROI 2022.

What led to the fall in HIV cases in UK gay men?

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