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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

As the world turns its attention towards Mexico City for the XVII International AIDS
Conference (AIDS 2008), the International AIDS Society and its organising partners are …

The world is off track to achieve the health-related targets of the Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs) by 2015. 1 Maternal mortality has stagnated for two decades, 2 child mortality …

Over the past 20 years, decision makers have largely stood impotent as non-communicable
diseases (NCDs) have exploded around the world. Without a dramatic change in strategy …

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 …

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria was established to provide
resources for the prevention, treatment, and care of these diseases in low-income countries …

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 …