UNAIDS supports the consensus statement1 on HIV prevention because reducing individual
risk is essential to people protecting themselves and others against sexually transmitted HIV …

2010 heralds the year set by the UN to achieve universal access to HIV prevention,
treatment, care, and support. 1 Despite major achievements and heroic efforts over the past …

The need for a call to action for HIV prevention is clear. The UNAIDS global estimates of the
burden of HIV released on May 31, 2016, show continuing extraordinary progress in rolling …

From the very beginning of the global response to the AIDS pandemic, prevention has been
marginalised. Treatment has dominated. This systematic imbalance in clinical and public …

HIV prevention is easy in theory—the practice is hard. In models, HIV can be eliminated if
risk behaviours or viral transmissibility are reduced substantially. Unfortunately, in many …

A quarter of a century of AIDS responses has created a huge body of knowledge about HIV
transmission and how to prevent it, yet every day, around the world, nearly 7000 people …

Evidence confirms the extraordinary progress in realising the individual and public health
benefits of antiretroviral therapy. 1, 2 Governments worldwide have committed to a UN …

The HIV/AIDS pandemic has become part of the contemporary global landscape. Few
predicted its effect on mortality and morbidity or its devastating social and economic …

Inspired by a steady decline in new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, the sustainable
development goals call for ending the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030 …

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 …