The Informer

13 Mar 2018

U = U, a simple yet important message with founder Bruce Richman

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You may have heard that U=U…but do you know what that means?

Undetectable = Untransmittable is the game-changing notion that helps people living with HIV and people at risk of contracting HIV understand that there is zero risk of contracting HIV when someone has an undetectable viral load.

Last week the founder of the U=U movement, Bruce Richman toured Australia as part of launch of The Institute of Many and Dynamix International’s national U=U campaign.

Richamn is one of the world’s most influential HIV advocates, and Ian Muchamore spoke to him after his Melbourne event and discussed the importance and reality of U = U.

This segment of The Informer aired on JOY 94.9 on 13th March 2018.

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