Last year, the world reported the lowest number of AIDS cases in 40 years

The number of reported AIDS cases last year was the lowest since nearly 40 years ago, when the number of people infected with AIDS increased. This number is still three times higher than the United Nations’ goal of ending AIDS by 2030. According to the United Nations report, last year, about 1.3 million people fell victim to the disease, while 630,000 people died from AIDS. . – Associated diseasesAccording to the report, an increase in HIV infections was recorded in 28 countries last year. The decline in AIDS cases is due to antiretroviral treatment, which can reduce the amount of virus in the blood of patients. It has been warned that of the approximately 40 million people living with HIV worldwide, 9.3 million are not receiving treatment.