What's Really Needed to Stop HIV's Spread
As scientific breakthroughs show promise in halting the progression of HIV in humans, a new Trump administration initiative aims to end transmission of the virus by 2030. McAllaster told The New York Times and Los Angeles Times that any plan to stop HIV/AIDS must focus on Southern states, where the majority of new cases are concentrated, and increase access to care and preventive treatment for marginalized communities while avoiding further stigmatizing them.
About Carolyn McAllaster
Clinical Professor of Law Carolyn McAllaster is director of the HIV/AIDS Policy Clinic and founder of the Health Justice Clinic. She is a board member of the Southern AIDS Coalition.
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