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January 29, 2020
With unmet UNAIDS “Fast-Track” targets for ending the epidemic now a reality, the field faces the sobering truth that we’ve been striving towards the 90-90-90 treatment targets without the same enthusiasm, focus and commitment to primary prevention targets.
In this episode of Px Pulse, AVAC’s Emily Bass and lead author of our report Now What? talks about AVAC’s blueprint for course correcting—bold leadership, smart target-setting for HIV prevention research and implementation, and multilayered prevention programs that are centered around people. She explains why the epidemic needs a sustained response and how leaders from the highest level down to the grassroots can demand accountability and reject a “business as usual” approach.
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Highlights
- Why the 90-90-90 treatment targets aren’t enough to bend the HIV curve - (4:19)
- What AVAC hopes UNAIDS will take on in 2020 under the leadership of Dr. Winnie Byanyima - (3:03)
- Generation Now—calling on HIV activists to challenge the status quo - (2:28)
- What are multilayered HIV prevention programs, and why do we need them? - (1:15)
- AVAC calls for integration backed by targets and funding - (3:53)