[Comment] Offline: AIDS —learning from history (and human beings)

After 400 pages of exhaustive (and occasionally exhausting) remembering, Michael Merson and Stephen Inrig conclude their “useful history” (The AIDS Pandemic: Searching for a Global Response, 2017) with seven lessons. The world is capable of responding to new pandemics. Donor nations must better understand what it takes to deliver such a global response. International actors should live up to their promises. Any gl obal response needs to address the entire continuum of need, from prevention and control to therapy and care.

Source: LANCET - October 20, 2017 Category: General Medicine Authors: Richard Horton Tags: Comment Source Type: research