Ending AIDS by 2030: UNAIDS Report Outlines Path to Success
A new report from UNAIDS outlines a clear path to end AIDS by 2030, highlighting the achievements of countries like Botswana, Eswatini, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, which have already achieved the "95-95-95" targets. However, progress is still needed, as 9.2 million people are still missing out on treatment, and women and girls, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, are disproportionately affected. Funding for HIV has also declined, falling short of the necessary amount. The report emphasizes the importance of strong political leadership, evidence-based prevention and treatment, non-discriminatory laws, gender equality, and empowered community networks to achieve the goal of ending AIDS.