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Three years of flatlined progress on HIV treatment and prevention affect 2.7 million youth

Three years of flatlined progress on HIV treatment and prevention affect 2.7 million youth

Nov 29, 2022, at 05:59 pm

New York: Some 110,00 youth under age 19 died last year from AIDS-related causes, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Friday, noting that coupled with 310,000 newly infected, the total number of young people living with HIV stands at 2.7 million.

Revealed: Inequalities persist in HIV prevention, child treatment services

Revealed: Inequalities persist in HIV prevention, child treatment services

Jul 23, 2021, at 10:47 pm

New York: Nearly half of the 1.7 million children worldwide living with HIV were not on treatment last year, the UN programme leading the global fight against HIV and AIDS, UNAIDS, said in a report released together with partners.

Prevention is key to ‘breaking the cycle of HIV transmission’, UN chief tells General Assembly

Prevention is key to ‘breaking the cycle of HIV transmission’, UN chief tells General Assembly

Jun 13, 2018, at 05:45 pm

New York, June 13 (IBNS): This year’s United Nations annual debate over how best to battle HIV and AIDS heard that while progress had been made, it remains “uneven and fragile” with many hurdles still to come.