Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
"As scientists, we’ve brought hope. We’ve brought the tools."
Dr Quarraisha Abdool Karim is one of the world’s leading HIV scientists. She joined us in Dalian with a clear-eyed view of where the fight stands today.
The science has delivered: a promising new twice-yearly injectable that could be a genuine game-changer for young women. But the risk of HIV slipping off the global agenda remains, as funding shifts and multilateralism faces new pressure.
Her message is direct: ending AIDS as a public health threat now requires a whole-of-society approach – government, civil society and industry working together, to get these lifesaving tools to the people who need them.
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