Doctor of Medicine, Neuropsychiatrist - MD, Ph.D., Epileptologist, Hypnologist, Full Professor at University Belgrade, Senior Consultant in Neurology, Psychiatry & Epileptology at General Hospital MEDIGROUP Belgrade
n 2015, the United Nations set ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic as a public health threat by 2030—just 5 years from now—as one of the Sustainable Development Goals. The targets to reduce the global number of new HIV infections per 1000 uninfected people to 0.05 by 2025 and 0.025 by 2030 are ambitious.1 In the latter half of the 20th century, as HIV ravaged populations globally, such a goal would have been unthinkable. That we now have the tools to achieve it is a miracle, but that we are not on track to achieve it is a tragedy—one that must be averted.