The global health community has committed to reaching ten million more people with HIV treatment by 2020. At the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018), taking place 23-27 July, the world’s experts will discuss ways to intensify the response to reach all population groups, particularly those who are stigmatized or have little access to health care facilities.

Unitaid wants to break the back of the HIV epidemic by making the best prevention, diagnostic and treatment solutions available to millions of underserved people. At AIDS 2018, it will share insights from current investments and present new initiatives aimed at turning the tide of the global HIV epidemic.

Don’t miss us at #AIDS2018:

• Programme

Unitaid’s work in HIV:

• Unitaid HIV Portfolio
• HIV Self-Testing (Impact story)
• Paving the way to hepatitis c elimination (Impact story)
• Improved treatment for HIV: Dolutegravir (Impact story)
• Early-infant diagnosis of HIV using point-of-care technologies (Impact story)
• Unitaid and HIV/AIDS (factsheet)
• Unitaid and pediatric HIV (factsheet)
• Unitaid and Hepatitis C in the context of co-infection with HIV (factsheet)
• Unitaid: Accelerating innovation in global health (factsheet)
• Do it yourself. A campaign to bring HIV self-testing to South Africa – A photo Story
• The social media kit about Unitaid’s work: https://spark.adobe.com/page/hnHThoJ1MYxmB
• VIDEO: Launch of MenStar in 2018 International AIDS Conference Amsterdam
• WEBSITE: www.menstarcoalition.org 

For more information on the conference, please visit its official website: www.aids2018.org