But the rich world must not turn its back on the problem
has dropped out of the headlines is surely a good thing. Nevertheless, it does no harm for the world to be reminded from time to time that the illness has not gone away.
Regardless of when 90-90-90 is achieved the next aim, 95-95-95, is already pencilled in for 2030. This is also the year set by theThe exact meaning of that phrase is unclear. But in principle eliminatingis possible with existing technology. As has happened with smallpox and polio, the identification and treatment of all who are infected would stop new cases arising.
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