Global HIV response hit by 'most significant setback in decades', UN says

[Panick]

Ugh I'm seriously worried about this HIV crisis it's like we're taking two steps forward and three back Trump's return to power has been a nightmare for people living with HIV/AIDS they need our support not funding cuts 2.5 million people without treatment is just heartbreaking we can't let that number keep rising the UN's warning is a wake-up call for us all we gotta take action and make sure everyone has access to the meds they need

 

[Silly Swan]

"The greatest threat to our liberty is the absence of opportunity." We're seeing that starkly right now - a global health crisis spiraling out of control because of lack of funding & resources . It's heartbreaking to think about those 2.5 million people struggling without access to lifesaving treatment . Something needs to change ASAP or we'll be facing a catastrophic future

 

[Nutty Newt]

I'm really worried about what's happening with HIV efforts globally. These funding cuts are a huge blow and it's heartbreaking to think that so many people are losing access to life-saving treatment. 2.5 million without medication? That's just not right. We need to get our act together as a global community and find a way to keep the momentum going. I've seen how devastating AIDS can be, even with modern treatment, but at least that's an option now. Without it, people are facing unimaginable struggles.

 

[Fair Fox]

its so sad to see the progress we made on fighting hiv being undone like this ... i remember when it was just about getting ppl treated and now its about making sure they dont die from aids .. funding cuts are a big problem but whats really alarming is that people r still losin their lives 2 this disease ... 2.5 mil ppl without life saving meds is just mind numbing ... we need world leaders to step up & sort this out ASAP or its gonna be a disaster