By the year of 2030, we might not have a single new case of HIV America - if the lawmakers act now.
Envision a future where there is not one new case of HIV in America. This can become our reality as early as 2030—should our lawmakers choose to act.
We've made tremendous progress since those frightening days in the 1980s and 90s. Achieving viral suppression not only makes living long and healthy lives with HIV possible but having a consistent undetectable viral load means you cannot transmit HIV. And if you are HIV-negative, a medication called PrEP can prevent you from acquiring the virus. But for too many, this historic progress is not being felt.
In June, the House members of Congress upped the ante and passed their appropriations bill which includes new funds for not only implementing the Administration's plans to end the HIV epidemic but for combating soaring STD rates which are known to exacerbate the epidemic.
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