Most new transmissions were from people not receiving treatment
A red ribbon at the White House for World AIDS Day in 2014 | Photo: Flickr/Ted Eytan
A new report out of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals HIV positive people who are undetectable have been responsible for no new transmissions in the United States.
The institute published the new report on the first day of CDC’s 2019 National HIV Prevention Conference. Read More
