this slide shows a model of different scenarios of what may happen in swaziland as we scale up different interceptions. on the y-axis, you see the number of new infections per 100 person years. the current model, based on the best available modeling that we have is that there are about 2.5 for every 100 person years. and if we do nothing, that will increase. if we expand medical circumcision, that will fall. if we don't do either, it will increase. but if we look at expanding both treatment and circumcision, we can see substantial reductions from 2.5 to 1.5 and if we treat at lower levels of cd-4, we can see those levels going down all the way below 1 per 100 person years. we think it's possible to drive down incidence of hiv with combination prevention. time will tell how effectively that can be done in the field and what the impact will be. but all of our best estimates and models today tell us, and interesting suggestive evidence indicates that we have tremendous potential for significant progress. at cdc, we're delighted to be part of the efforts to make that progress. at cdc, we do

this slide shows a model of different scenarios of what may happen in swaziland as we scale of differentnterventions. the number of new infections per 100-person years. the current model based on the most effective model that we have is there are about 2.5 for every one person per year. if we do nothing, that will increase. if we expand medical circumcision to, that will fall if we do not do either, it will increase, but if we look at expandable treatment and circumcision, we can see substantial reductions from 2.5 to 1.5. if we treat at lower levels, we can see the levels going down all the way below 1. we think it is possible to drive down influx of hiv with combination prevention. time will tell how effectively that can be done in the field and what the impact will be, but all of our best estimates and models to date tell us an interesting suggestion is evidence indicates we have a potential for significant progress. at cdc, we are delighted to be part of the effort to make that progress. we do a lot. we develop -- there are parallels between what we do in this country and what we do

this slide shows a model of different scenarios of what may happen in swaziland as we scale up different interventions. and on the y axis you see the number of new infections per 100 person years. the current model based on the best available modeling that we have is that there are about two and a half for every 100 person years. and if we do nothing, that will increase. if we expand medical circumcision, that will fall. if we don't do either, it will increase. but if we look at expanding both treatment and circumcision, we can see substantial reductions from 2.5 to 1.5. and if we treat at lower levels of cd4, we can see those levels going down all the way below one per 100 person years. we think it's possible to drive down incidents of hiv with combination prevention. .. what we do in this country to support public health and what we do globally to support health. we provide technical guidance, technical assistance, as well as direct funding. we have technical experts in more than 75 countries working on hiv and a variety of other issues. we have very close partnerships with ministers o

this slide shows a model of different scenarios of what may happen in swaziland if we scale up access. you see the number of new infections per 100 person years. the most available model is about 2.54 every person years. if we do nothing, it will increase. if we expand medical circumcision, that will fall. if we do not do either, it will increase. but if we look at expanding treatment and circumcision, we can see substantial reductions from 2.5 to 1.5. you see those levels going down, going up, all the way below to 1 per 100 person years. we think it is possible to drive down incidence of hiv but prevention. time will tell how effectively they can be done in the field and what the epidemiological impact will be. all the estimates and models tell us -- and it interesting suggested evidence indicates -- that we have tremendous potential for significant progress. at cdc, we're delighted to be part of the efforts to make that progress. at cdc, we do a lot to develop capacity locally, and there are parallels between what we do in this country to support public health, and what we do global

this slide shows a model of different scenarios of what may happen in swaziland if we scale up access. you see the number of new infections per 100 person years. the most available model is about 2.54 every person years. if we do nothing, it will increase. if we expand medical circumcision, that will fall. if we do not do either, it will increase. but if we look at expanding treatment and circumcision, we can see substantial reductions from 2.5 to 1.5. you see those levels going down, going up, all the way below to 1 per 100 person years. we think it is possible to drive down incidence of hiv but prevention. time will tell how effectively they can be done in the field and what the epidemiological impact will be. all the estimates and models tell us -- and it interesting suggested evidence indicates -- that we have tremendous potential for significant progress. at cdc, we're delighted to be part of the efforts to make that progress. at cdc, we do a lot to develop capacity locally, and there are parallels between what we do in this country to support public health, and what we do global