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The fight against AIDS (acquired human immunodeficiency syndrome) needs several billion dollars a year, the shortage of which may worsen, warn experts in Amsterdam before the opening of the International Conference on Diseases, writes News.ro
Worst case scenario: the lack of funding to coexist at the risk of an epidemic of new infections due to demographics in some seriously affected countries, particularly in Africa . "Join these two elements and you will have a major crisis," he drew attention, fearing "the world will not lose control of the virus."
Currently, 36.9 million people are living with HIV, hoping that they will not worsen by reaching Sida.
The number of infections decreases, and for the first time since the turn of the century, the annual number of deaths has reached less than one million in 2016 (990,000), then in 2017 (940,000 ).
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