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'); document.write(' 28 November 2013 | Panama – Acknowledging the pivotal moment we currently face, the world should ensure that 15 million people receive HIV treatment by 2015 and use this achievement as a springboard to expedite progress globally towards UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO TREATMENT.
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document.write(' New HIV treatment guidelines by WHO (June 2013) recommend offering antiretroviral therapy (ART) earlier. Recent evidence indicates that earlier ART will definitely help people living with HIV and key populations (LGBTI), women / girls and adolescents to live longer, healthier lives, and substantially reduce the risk of transmitting HIV to others. The action could avert an additional 3 million deaths and prevent 3.5 million more new HIV infections between now and 2025.
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