Over 270 Fast-Track Cities around the world are accelerating their local AIDS responses. Learn about how IAPAC is supporting these cities, and visit the Fast-Track Cities global web portal.
Adherence 2019 will feature the latest research in addressing the Achilles heel of HIV treatment and biomedical prevention. Join us June 17-19, 2019, in Miami.
Fast-Track Cities 2019 will welcome representatives from 270+ cities accelerating their HIV, tuberculosis, and viral hepatitis responses. Join us September 8-11, 2019, in London.
IAPAC President/CEO Dr. José M. Zuniga supports President Trump’s new pledge to end the HIV epidemic in the United States by 2030.
IAPAC’s mission is “to expand access to and improve the quality of prevention, care, and treatment services provided to people affected by and living with HIV and its co-morbid conditions.” You are welcome to IAPAC.org, where you can learn about and join our ongoing global efforts to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
Remarks by IAPAC Before the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS
My name is Dr. José Zuniga, and I am the President/CEO of the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care, or IAPAC. In 2014, we partnered with UNAIDS and other institutions to launch the global Fast-Track Cities initiative. Last month, Columbia, South Carolina, became the 23rd US municipality to become a Fast-Track City, joining more than 270 other cities and municipalities worldwide.
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IAPAC’s impact can be measured in the number of our members who access our educational activities, utilize our patient-oriented materials, or engage in our advocacy activities. Our impact also reflects the work of IAPAC’s more than 30,000 members, notably in delivering quality HIV services to millions of people living with and affected by HIV and its comorbidities.
