Statement from HHS Secretary Alex Azar ahead of World AIDS Day | HIV.gov

Statement from HHS Secretary Alex Azar ahead of World AIDS Day | HIV.gov

Statement from HHS Secretary Alex Azar Ahead of World AIDS Day The observance of World AIDS Day is an annual reminder of the need to remain vigilant in our efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and also of the potential we have for further progress... LEARN MORE

NIH Statement on World AIDS Day, December 1, 2018 Each year on World AIDS Day, we reflect on the remarkable progress that has been made against HIV. Indeed, we have come a long way since the disease now known as AIDS was first reported in 1981... LEARN MORE

HIV & AIDS in the United States Update: Dear Colleague Letter Inspired by the U.S. government's theme for this year's World AIDS Day, "Saving Lives through Leadership and Partnerships," we are reminded that everyone can show leadership in HIV prevention—through day-to-day acts and by large-scale visionary action... LEARN MORE

Successes, Challenges, Opportunities: World AIDS Day 2018 We continue to make progress toward achieving our goals of reducing new HIV infections, improving health outcomes among people living with HIV, and reducing some HIV-related disparities. Reaching these goals will require that we sustain the progress we have already made and accelerate efforts... LEARN MORE

While You Were Busy: U.S. Agency Posts Commemorating World AIDS Day World AIDS Day is always a busy time for the HIV community—so busy that it can be easy to miss posts you want to read! For your convenience, we have recapped some of our 2018 World AIDS Day blog posts below... LEARN MORE