have now and there wasn t this consensus around doing those things. those are two things that have come together that i hope will get carried forward in the next few years to really reach those goals. anyone want to add on optimism or post 2015? let me just say that in my incoming address at the close of the conference also tried to share in that optimism but also back away a little bit from putting ourselves in a position where our concerns are 2030 and saying really what do we want to do by durban, which is two years from now. if we just keep the pace we re going at, we should add at least, you know, 4 million or so more people on to treatment between now and then. that would be actually where we are plus a little better. and it seems to me that what we need to do with this every two-year global convening is to start to use it more as an accountability tool and really to use it more as a formal way to measure where we are and what we ve achieved. i feel just for myself th
the media. very inflammatory headlines. w.h.o. says all gay men should be on prep. nobody said that. read the guidelines there. i think a real advance. in addition to the recommendation, there s an important recommendation for community distribution to reduce overdose deaths, which have actually in countries where there s good coverage of arbs, overdose death has been begun to replace hiv as the leading cause of death win people who inject opia opiates. there was good news on prep, which was the results released the clinical trial came out in 2011. bob grant was the lead investigator. this is the open label extension. so this is really the question of the effectiveness of the prep when it s not a placebo trial, when people know what they are taking. the good news is the effectiveness was higher than in the trial. about 50% overall. but looking at blood levels and at people who actually took the drug, it turns out, first of all, that the efficacy was 100% as measured in peop
we need to think about that. i m not sure there s any near-term solutions to this, but it was another one of those dark, dark and somewhat implicit implications for this terrible tragedy. thank you. thanks. i actually want to pick up on one thing you said and then come to a couple of you as well around some of the turning points. i agree, that speech that president clinton made was quite extraordinary and i m not sure everybody it got the attention it needed given how extraordinary it was. but the other thing i wanted to say is that the ias itself in the way the ias responded was also pretty phenomenal because there had been a few calls for should we go on with the conference and the ias came out immediately and said we are going on that, we have to go on. and that really i think just gave a lot of energy to people that people needed and the way you adjusted to the opening ceremony to address it was very admirable. so thank you for that. so there s a lot to pick up on, an
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