On May 30, 2013, the UN Secretary-General's High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the
Post-2015 Development Agenda published its eagerly anticipated report. 1 The unequivocal …

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 …

South Africa is home to the largest HIV seropositive population in the world, with 7· 2 million
individuals. 1 Since the country's first case of HIV in 1982, South Africa has come a long way …

Sir—Kevin De Cock and colleagues1 are absolutely correct to emphasise the need for
significant additional “resources, infrastructure, and commitment” to address adequately the …

Perspectives www. thelancet. com Vol 398 November 27, 2021 1957 groups, civil society
organisations warn the programme is still falling short. In sub-Saharan Africa, the …

A new era of unity and action on HIV/AIDS appears to be dawning in South Africa after years
of confusion and conflict that made the health ministry the target of international ostracism …

The South African government has dramatically stepped up funding for HIV/AIDS from R3· 3
billion to R12 billion (US $1· 8 billion), marking a turning point in the battle against the …

The two key barriers to obtaining AIDS drugs in South Africa until 2004 were the state's
support of AIDS denialism and high prices. The work of civil-society advocacy groups was …

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

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 …