this year on from the first World AIDS Day , much progress has been made in fight against AIDS . Christine Kaseba-Saba says only six African countries have passed the `` beginning of end of AIDS '' tipping point . `` Treatment now works better , and costs less , allowing people with AIDS to live long , productive lives '' Compounding this problem , only six African governments are meeting their commitments to spend 15 % of their national budgets on health . But Hohlfelder says we must not allow complacency to set in ; there is still much to be done .
this year on from the first World AIDS Day , much progress has been made in fight against AIDS . Christine Kaseba-Saba says only six African countries have passed the `` beginning of end of AIDS '' tipping point . `` Treatment now works better , and costs less , allowing people with AIDS to live long , productive lives '' But Hohlfelder says we must not allow complacency to set in ; there is still much to be done .