<scp>HIV</scp> / <scp>AIDS</scp> in transition: Global disparities, Africa's uneven progress and struggles, and the emerging threat of funding cuts (global burden of disease study, 1990–2021)

Marked regional contrasts highlight the need to reframe HIV/AIDS control strategies at the subregional level. Despite setbacks linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, targeted, data-driven interventions in persistent high-burden areas remain essential to sustain progress and accelerate the global HIV/AIDS response. Yet, just as encouraging transitions are beginning to take hold across several parts of SSA, the continent is now confronted-suddenly and unprepared-for a renewed challenge: a decline in HIV/AIDS funding.

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HIV Medicine
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2025-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1111/hiv.70144
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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses
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Abstract

Marked regional contrasts highlight the need to reframe HIV/AIDS control strategies at the subregional level. Despite setbacks linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, targeted, data-driven interventions in persistent high-burden areas remain essential to sustain progress and accelerate the global HIV/AIDS response. Yet, just as encouraging transitions are beginning to take hold across several parts of SSA, the continent is now confronted-suddenly and unprepared-for a renewed challenge: a decline in HIV/AIDS funding.

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