Undetectable = Untransmittable for Providers
Updated March 2020
Communicating U=U accurately to patients is the responsibility of every health care provider. Whether giving an HIV test to a patient, offering information after a new diagnosis, or providing continuing care to patients living with HIV, here are some helpful documents, briefs, and guidelines to help you share the amazing news.
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Communication Tips: A Dear Colleague Letter from the Executive Director
NIH Director's Blog, January 2019
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NIAID News and JAMA Article, January 2019
NIH OAR Update, June 2018
LINKAGES fhi360, January 2019
U=U Fact Sheet
HIV Medicine Association: U=U for Providers
June, 2019
NIAID Viral Suppression Fact Sheet
November, 2017
CATIE/Ontario AIDS Network Guide for Service Providers
October, 2019
New York State Clinical Guidelines: U=U
August, 2019
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BHIVA Statement on Universal Promotion of U=U
November, 2018
NYC Health: U=U for Providers
2018
ASHM Clinical Guidelines to Discuss U=U
October, 2018
The Lancet: PARTNER2
Results
May, 2019
Research on U=U
Research on U=U
U=U – A Destigmatizing Message Inconsistently Communicated by Clinicians to PLHIV (Abstract 223) José M. Zuniga, PhD, MPH President/CEO, IAPAC
June, 2018
U=U – A Destigmatizing Message Inconsistently Communicated by Clinicians to PLHIV (Abstract 223) José M. Zuniga, PhD, MPH President/CEO, IAPAC
June, 2018
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Most UK clinic staff now tell people about U=U, but not always in the same way
April 2019
Most UK clinic staff now tell people about U=U, but not always in the same way
April 2019
U=U and HIV RNA/DNA
U=U and HIV RNA/DNA
NIH - HIV Treatment & HIV DNA in Semen, March 2018
NIH - HIV Treatment & HIV DNA in Semen, March 2018
U=U and STIs
U=U and STIs
NAM: STIs make no difference to undetectability, Sept 2018
NAM: STIs make no difference to undetectability, Sept 2018
Understanding the perception and potential promise of U=U and TasP among sexual minority men (SMM) in the U.S., Rendina et al.
June, 2019
Understanding the perception and potential promise of U=U and TasP among sexual minority men (SMM) in the U.S., Rendina et al.
June, 2019
NCAAN Research: Public Opinion on HIV Policy in Seven Southern States, July 2019
United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Resources
