Disease Elimination

Eliminating HIV, malaria and viral hepatitis as public health threats is now possible.

  • Global infectious disease threats

    Drug-resistant TB, ZIKA virus and pandemic influenza.

  • Hepatitis B

    A blood-borne virus that attacks the liver causing acute and chronic disease.

  • Hepatitis C

    A blood-borne virus causing chronic liver disease, cirrhosis and liver cancer.

  • HIV and AIDS

    Antiretroviral drugs means HIV is no longer a death sentence, but a cure remains elusive.

  • LGBTQIA+

    Improving the health and lives of people living with HIV in Australia and internationally.

  • Malaria

    Despite reductions globally, more than 400,000 people still die each year from malaria.

  • Sepsis

    Hard to diagnose, quick to progress, potentially fatal.

  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

    HIV and other STI notifications on the rise in Australia.

  • Tuberculosis (TB)

    Highly contagious air-borne disease increasingly becoming resistant to drug treatments.