Antiretroviral therapy
3.
Vancouver Consensus calls for significant scale-up of HIV treatment and prevention
8 Sep 2015
Estimated resource needs for the next Global Fund replenishment will be much higher than the estimated needs for the last replenishment
The Fund will release its resource needs estimate before the end of 2015
The Vancouver Consensus, which emerged from the International AIDS Society conference, 2015, held in Vancouver, Canada, 19-22 July, calls for access to HIV treatment for all people living with HIV, expanded prevention services, and a comprehensive, rights-based approach to the AIDS epidemic. The consensus statement was signed by more than 500 people, including civil society advocates, clinicians, re
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Global Fund Reports Significant Progress on ART and PMTCT
9 Apr 2013
However, low antenatal care hampering further advances
Significant progress has been achieved in providing antiretroviral therapy (ART) and preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT), but low antenatal care coverage and other health systems and gender-related challenges are hampering further progress on these fronts.
