The findings, to be published July 9 in The Lancet, follow up on a 2012 call to action from the same group of researchers. 'But the first step in taking on a problem is recognizing and articulating it, and we've really done that here.'
'It's a tragic situation and it's painful that the history of AIDS is looking like its future, but that's actually where we are,' says study leader Chris Beyrer, a Bloomberg School professor and president of the International AIDS Society.
