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‘When prevention disappears, infections rise’: can the world still end AIDS?

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Briefings

A 2026 Nature article warns that the UN's 2030 deadline for eliminating HIV/AIDS as a public-health threat is unlikely to be met, despite recent medical, political, and social advances that have raised hopes for longer-term success. The study concludes that while progress has been made, the trajectory suggests the global goal will not be achieved by the specified timeframe.

Key points

• The United Nations' deadline for eliminating HIV/AIDS as a public-health threat is unlikely to be met.
• Medical, political, and social advances have raised hopes that longer-term success is still possible.

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