54 Months to End AIDS and TB: Communities Say “Trust Us to Lead or Miss the Target”
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India’s HIV fight has changed: Why ageing, diabetes and new hotspots are the next big challenge
India has sharply reduced new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths but longer survival is bringing new challenges. Infectious disease expert Dr Sanjay Pujari explains why ageing, chronic diseases, emerging transmission hotspots and newer prevention tools will shape the country’s next phase of HIV response.
Switzerland wants to eliminate HIV by 2030. Aids aid is now presenting a new approach.
During 2025, some 570,000 people died around the world because of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Despite being among its lowest mortality levels in more than three decades, “the progress to end the epidemic as a threat to public health is losing momentum,” UNAIDS warned. In its [...] The HIV charge, 570,000 people die in 2025; infections increase in 21 countries: UNAIDS first appeared on Contraline.
Although new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths are at their lowest levels in more than three decades, progress in ending the epidemic as a public health threat is losing momentum. The latest UNAIDS report warns that cuts in international funding, […]
54 months to end AIDS and TB: Communities say “Trust us to lead or miss the target”
by Shobha Shukla From India to Eswatini, Kenya to Georgia, Nepal to South Africa, people living with HIV and TB survivors warn that slogans and declarations alone will not deliver the 2030 goals. Only real people power, funding and partnership will. With just 54 months left until the global deadline to end AIDS and TB, community leaders from more than a dozen countries delivered a blunt message: nothing will change if people living with HIV rema…
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