President, Barack Obama is going to ask AIDS experts to come together at the White House today to launch the foremost national strategy that is designed in such a way, so as to cut new infections, improve the number of people who get tested and treated, and lessen inequalities in access to care.

The report makes a note that 1.1 million people in the USA are suffering from HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and an added 56,000 get the infection every year, according to figures from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Still, a lot of Americans no longer view HIV as a vital health problem, regardless of the depression it causes and its potency to spread further, ultimately causing death, the report says.

Till the time something major is not done to tackle the situation, a news ear of rising infections will keep us surrounded, and then there are going to be even greater challenges to face while serving people with HIV.

This as well is going to raise the costs of giving healthcare to such people.

The actions that should be taken include intensifying HIV prevention attempts in communities that have been hit the hardest by the disease; the usage of a number of prevention methods since no single magic bullet will stem the wave of new HIV infections.