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Raw sex: What the research says about risk when you’re undetectable
Read why one man living with HIV doesn’t use condoms with his HIV-negative partner—and about research showing that risk of transmitting HIV is minimal. Read More
For Gay Men, Zero HIV Transmissions with Condomless Anal Sex and Undetectable Viral Load in PARTNER Study
After more than an estimated 22,000 condomless sex acts, there were no HIV transmissions among serodiscordant couples when the HIV-positive partner had an undetectable viral load. Read More
“Biomed-matching” Emerges among Gay Men Who Say to Partners, “I’m also on PrEP”
In an online survey, HIV-negative and HIV-positive men reported considering PrEP use and undetectable viral load when deciding on condom use. Read More
START Trial Shows Benefits of Early Treatment, Supports ART For All
Complete results from the START trial leave no room for doubt about benefits of early HIV treatment—and will influence development of world’s ART guidelines. Read More
HPTN 052: No Partner Infections with Viral Suppression
Final HPTN 052 study results reveal benefits of treatment as prevention—people with HIV can reduce their risk of HIV transmission by more than 93% with early ART. Read More