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The Challenge of Vanquishing HIV for the Next Generation—Facing the Future

Overview At the 2017 International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science, a 10-year-old girl asked if we thought that HIV would be controlled within her lifetime. The answer hinges on the steadfast commitment of the global community to prevent and treat HIV with the tools currently available as well as to invest in continued innovation. Thirty-five years into the HIV pandemic, the greatest threat to curtailing transmission may be complacency.