On world AIDS day, White House announces plan to end epidemic by 2030

The United States will renew its focus on ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, with new funding and a five-year strategy, the White House said Thursday. The Biden administration announced its ambitious plans on World AIDS Day.

On world AIDS day, White House announces plan to end epidemic by 2030

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