There is no substitute for either local knowledge or national leadership as the world moves
towards the endgame in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Increased country engagement, or so …

Although it is good to see HIV industry leaders admit to getting so much wrong in the past
(July 18, p 260), 1 it is alarming to see that they still are. Parroting that HIV is “the biggest …

On World AIDS Day, Dec 1, we commemorate those who have died, reflect on the state of
the epidemic, and reunite for the struggle ahead. The AIDS movement has much to …

Country ownership and health-system strengthening are key global health slogans in the
current era of HIV/AIDS treatment scale-up. Their meaning, however, is hotly debated. Is …

Comment e810 www. thelancet. com/hiv Vol 6 December 2019 led to an increase in people
living with HIV from 8· 74 million in 1990 to 36· 82 million in 2017. Young adults remain at …

Your Dec 3 Editorial1 mentions the political commitment of the Chinese Government to the
control of HIV/AIDS. Progress with China's AIDS control has been substantial since the …

In June, 2006, UN member states at the General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS
ambitiously committed themselves to provide “universal access to comprehensive …

On Dec 1, 2010, people across the globe will observe World AIDS Day—a time of
remembrance for those who have died and to celebrate progress in providing better access …

Comment 744 www. thelancet. com Vol 388 August 20, 2016 approaches are
oversimplifications; and the history of the HIV and AIDS response and health systems …

In The Lancet Global Health, Stephen Resch and colleagues' study benchmarks 12
countries' government expenditure on HIV/AIDS. 1 This important research emphasises that …