ENDING HIV
We are the only pharmaceutical company solely focused on combating, preventing, and ultimately eradicating HIV and AIDS, but of course, none of what we do can be achieved alone – we believe in the power of partnership.
We partner in research, in access and with the community because we believe that we are stronger together when it comes to working towards the UN target of ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
Addressing the important questions about HIV, such as the difference between HIV and AIDS, the meaning of PrEP and PeP, and the possibility of cure.
HIV prevention methods encompass a range of approaches that are both medical and non-medical. We believe a comprehensive approach, combining both of these alternatives, is key to creating a holistic prevention strategy.
We support a growing community of researchers, policy makers, community organisations, advocates and other stakeholders who are interested in studying current HIV care practices.
Our aim is to challenge the status quo, and shape health policy and practices that can lead to an HIV-free future.
Despite advances in prevention, treatment and care, people living with HIV continue to face unique challenges that impact their quality of life daily. HIV stigma continues to persist, affecting those living with HIV as well as their support networks.
Despite progress, paediatric HIV remains a global issue, with children disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic.
Latest statistics show there are 1.7m children under 15 years of age living with HIV, with only half having access to treatment.
OUR STORIES: SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
Thanks to advances in science and innovation, people living with HIV have options for effective treatment that mean they can expect to live long and healthy lives. Find out why understanding the needs and wants of people living with HIV is essential.
Discover the importance of representative research for HIV treatment for people living with HIV
Incredible progress has been made over the past four decades of the HIV epidemic. Gone are the “bad old days” of the epidemic when HIV was the leading cause of death for adults in the US between the ages of 25-44.
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