InWrite A CatalystbyDr Anwar Khan·Oct 7The Truth About HIV: Why We’re Still Scared of a Virus We Already Know How to Beat.A diagnosis that changed nothing medically, and somehow changed everything sociallyA response icon12A response icon12
InLets Kick ASS AIDS Survivor SyndromebyTez Anderson·Jul 28, 2022Dispatches From #AIDS2022 — U=U Global Summit TodayToday, 28 July, is all about Undetectable = Transmittable. It is the U=U Global Summit.
InMiddlesex University LGBT+ NetworkbyAnt Babajee | he/him·Feb 11, 2022LGBT+ History Month, National HIV Testing Week, Middlesex and meOn Ant Babajee’s 44th birthday, he would like to share his thoughts on how we can create happier and healthier communities
InLets Kick ASS AIDS Survivor SyndromebyTez Anderson·Feb 23, 2021#UequalsU and the powerful message of HIV treatment as preventionPeople living with HIV and on effective treatment can’t pass the virus on and can live long and healthy lives. #UequalsU
Ant Babajee | he/him·Jan 2, 2021My 14th annHIVersary: a day for hope, not sadnessSaturday 2 January 2021 is my 14th annHIVersary — the day in 2007 I received my HIV-positive diagnosis.
Ant Babajee | he/him·Jan 6, 2020The Undetectables: U=U, PrEP and a decade with HIVOn 2 January 2020, I celebrated my 13th annHIVersary. I reflect on how living with HIV has changed and how everyone can be an activist.A response icon1A response icon1
Oriol Gutierrez·Feb 19, 2019Somebody To Love: Understanding Undetectable Equals UntransmittableI cannot transmit my HIV sexually. The reason? My viral load is undetectable. As a result, my HIV is untransmittable via sex. This fact…
Ant Babajee | he/him·Jan 6, 2018I have just found out I am HIV positive: what do I do now?I have been living with HIV for more than 10 years — you might say I am a bit of an HIV old-timer.
InMiddlesex University LGBT+ NetworkbyAnt Babajee | he/him·Nov 30, 2017World Aids Day: fear, community and hopeWorld Aids Day is a time for reflection. 1 December 2017 will be my 10th living with HIV, a virus that without treatment can lead to AIDS.
