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Elton John: Include LGBT Community In Fight Against AIDS
“Development assistance for HIV/AIDS is stagnating and health resources in many low-income countries are expected to plateau over the next 15 years”, added Christopher Murray, Professor at University of Washington.
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Improvements and updates in GBD’s data sources and methodology indicate that the number of people living with HIV has been increasing steadily from 27.96 million in 2000 to 38.8 million in 2015.
“There is need for a more proactive approach in countering new HIV infections in Kenya”.
Speaking about the trial, Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease, said “the obvious question is this: can we now replicate those [successful] results and can we improve upon them with grater breadth, depth and potency?”
Southern Africa is the region with the highest prevalence of HIV, and some of the world’s largest treatment programmes, so efforts to achieve the 90-90-90 targets are critically dependent on performance in this region.
His speech comes just one week after he took an HIV test and live-streamed it on Facebook.
Prince Harry has warned the fight against HIV faces the threat of complacency and called on the next generation to step forward and acknowledge that “stigma and discrimination” are the greatest barriers to defeating the disease.
The number of new infections decreased over the same time period in Rwanda, Somalia, and Uganda, according to the study.
What I believe is that we can not beat HIV without giving young people in every country the voice they deserve. Of this investment, $40 million is focused on keeping girls in secondary school, which dramatically reduces their vulnerability to HIV infection, and almost half of these education-focused resources are directed to Malawi.
“But thanks to the work of leaders in the fight against HIV – people like Nelson Mandela, Sir Elton John, the courageous activists of TAG and ACT UP, people like Dr Peter Piot, and like my mother, Princess Diana – we have made huge progress”. But imagine what would happen… if children were given the tools to protect their health‚ to speak out against stigma‚ and support their friends and family.
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“First and foremost, the GBD 2015 estimates provide a more comprehensive and internally consistent picture of the HIV/AIDS landscape including estimates for HIV-TB and disability associated with HIV/AIDS”, he said.