We cannot run away from the TB epidemic. It is a moral injustice. by Michel Sidibe

We cannot run away from the TB epidemic. It is a moral injustice.

Michel Sidibe

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We can not run away from our youth. We have to put them in the le... by Michel Sidibe

We can not run away from our youth. We have to put them in the lead

running-away youth running

We cannot run away from the needs of LGBTI, sex workers, drug users, prisoners, and people with a disability.

running sex people

Ending AIDS is an opportunity for this generation. We should not... by Michel Sidibe

Ending AIDS is an opportunity for this generation. We should not miss this opportunity

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We are sounding the alarm, we have a 5-year window of opportunity. If we miss this, we will have a rebound in this epidemic, we'll have resistance and we will not be able to control the epidemic and make sure that we end it by 2030.

HIV prevention is not working for young women in sub-Saharan Afri... by Michel Sidibe

HIV prevention is not working for young women in sub-Saharan Africa. They need more options.

Every five years we have more than doubled the number of people on life-saving treatment, we need to do it just one more time to break the AIDS epidemic and keep it from rebounding.

Everyone has the right to a long and healthy life, we must take HIV services to the people who are most affected.

Today we have more HIV prevention options than ever before. And with better data we can become better match makers, finding the right prevention options for the right people.

During the first decade of the epidemic, there was very little to offer someone dying from AIDS, the best you could hope for was that your family wouldn't throw you out.

We have to act now, if we don't, the human and financial conseque... by Michel Sidibe

We have to act now, if we don't, the human and financial consequences will be catastrophic.

These new results are a significant breakthrough in advancing efforts to provide effective HIV prevention options.

If we invest just $3 a day for each person living with HIV for the next five years, we would break the epidemic for good, And we know that each dollar invested will produce a $15 return.