San Francisco's bold AIDS mission: getting to zero by 2030

San Francisco has launched an ambitious campaign to control HIV, aiming to reduce new infections and deaths significantly by 2030. The campaign includes rapid treatment and prevention strategies like PrEP. Despite progress, challenges remain, particularly in treatment adherence and reaching UN goals. Personal stories highlight the difficulties faced by individuals, but the city remains optimistic about achieving its targets.

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