Ending AIDS by 2030


Fighting the stigma: Students holding red ribbons during an event to mark World AIDS Day at a high school in Hefei, Anhui province, China. — Reuters

Removing our shame about the topic of HIV and stopping the shaming of others would help us to achieve the target. 

ANOTHER World AIDS Day has gone by. Routinely around Dec 1st every year, many fundraisers and advocacy events are held, many reports are published, and many government agencies reiterate their commitment to achieving a world where 90% of people who are HIV-infected will be diagnosed, 90% of people who are diagnosed will be on antiretroviral treatment (ART) and 90% of those who receive ART will be virally suppressed (that is, the 90-90-90 Target).

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Opinion , Lyana Khairuddin , columnist

   

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