We attended the 13th International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa in July where
the unprecedented magnitude and impact of the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa 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 …

The Central African Republic is in the midst of a major health and humanitarian crisis,
related particu larly to the HIV epidemic, that is largely out of control (Sept 15, p 964). 1 The …

Summary HIV (ie, HIV-1) epidemics in Asia show great diversity, both in severity and timing.
But epidemics in Asia are far from over and several countries including China, Indonesia …

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

Nearly 30 years into the AIDS epidemic, we are able to assess our progress in tackling the
disease with both increased knowledge and the benefit of hindsight. This Viewpoint …

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 …

The developing world, where 800 million people lack access to health services, bears more
than 90% of the global burden of HIV infection. Although the theme of the 12th World AIDS …

Sir—Much has been made in the press1 of attempts to make anti-HIV drugs widely available
in Africa. However, traditional public-health interventions are just as, or even more, important …

As the devastating consequences of the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa have become
more evident and widely publicised, actors on the international scene have raised their …