At the 2010 International AIDS Conference, Bill Clinton and Bill Gates urged the world to continue the progress made against the pandemic, scientists report success with a new HIV-preventive tool for women and UNAIDS reminded us that 10 million HIV-positive people who need treatment are not getting it:
- The two Bills called for donors to keep commitments to fund AIDS efforts and for more “efficiency” in spending.
- A New York Times report on new tools, efforts aimed at preventing HIV in women.
- Huffpo: A report on the glitz, the hope and despair of this high-profile meeting.
- There has been progress getting more people on treatment.
- This was supposed to be the year we had universal access to AIDS drugs. Here’s the UNAIDS’ assessment of where we’re at, about 10 million or so people short.
