As I mentioned in my speech to the XVIII International AIDS Conference on Monday, one promising area in the fight against HIV/AIDS is antiretroviral (ARV)-based prevention: pills, injections, and gels that contain the drugs now used for treatment.

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When the Avahan team first went to an AIDS conference in Toronto, we were nervous about presenting our model of prevention to the HIV community.

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Today the Global HIV Prevention Working Group released the first comprehensive report card on global HIV prevention at the XVIII International AIDS Conference. The Global HIV Prevention Progress Report Card 2010 noted encouraging momentum on HIV prevention, with countries and donors taking steps to strengthen HIV prevention programs. But it was also a bit of a reality check. It warns that global HIV prevention programs aren’t having the full impact they could.

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I’m honored to speak at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna today. This conference marks an important turning point in the fight against AIDS.

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I’m headed to Vienna for the XVIII International AIDS Conference, which kicks off on Sunday and will go through the rest of the week. I’ll be meeting with partners, learning about what’s working (and what’s not) in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and sharing the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s HIV strategy.

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