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New @UNAIDS report: 17 million ppl accessing #HIV treatment at the end of 2015. bit.ly/1X8uGPh #AIDSupdate
.@UNAIDS announces 2 million more people living with HIV had access to treatment in 2015. bit.ly/1X8uGPh #AIDSupdate
Global AIDS Update 2016 shows that @UNAIDS #Fasttrack approach to treatment is working in the countries that have adopted it. #AIDSupdate
.@UNAIDS urges countries to continue to scale up HIV prevention efforts together with treatment roll out bit.ly/1X8uGPh #AIDSupdate
In the last 2 years, the number of PLHIV receiving ART has increased by a third. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate [Attach graph]
Global coverage of antiretroviral therapy reached 47% at the end of 2015. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate [Attach graph]
Coverage of ART in eastern & southern Africa increased by 30% between 2010-15. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
South Africa had nearly 3.4 million ppl on ART in 2015, more than any other country in the world. #AIDSupdate
The gains made in ART coverage are largely responsible for a 26% decline in AIDS-related deaths. #AIDSupdate
2010-15: New HIV infections in eastern Europe & central Asia increased by 57%. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
.@UNAIDS report shows that Key pops are being left behind in the AIDS response. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
Adolescent girls & young women (15-24 yrs) accounted for 20% of new HIV infections among adults in 2015. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
In SSA, adolescent girls & young women (15-24 yrs) account for 1/4 of new HIV infections among adults. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
The world must invest now in a #FastTrack approach or risk indefinite continuation of the AIDS epidemic. bit.ly/1UoJsx4 #AIDSupdate
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According to a new UNAIDS report, an estimated 17 million people were accessing life-saving antiretroviral medicines at the end of 2015, with an additional 2 million people gaining access over a 12-month period. The announcement made in “Global AIDS Update 2016,” comes as world leaders prepare to gather for the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS, taking place in New York, United States of America, from 8 to 10 June 2016.
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