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Drug resistance can disrupt advancements in treatment and prevention, which can then also further disrupt eradication efforts.

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The HIV/AIDS epidemic is a global fight that persists over decades, especially impacting populations in poorer and under resourced countries. The eradication of HIV/AIDS will require collaborative global efforts to develop not only prevention frameworks, including an effective vaccine and social-behavioral education, but also the development of health infrastructure in order to address social determinants of health.

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This article argues that ending the HIV/AIDS pandemic requires a multi-disciplinary approach incorporating biomedical advances and social and behavioral theory.

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This graphic illustrates HIV transmission methods, illustrating potential behavioral interventions to contribute to eradication.

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The social determinants of health evidently contribute to the perpetuation of communicable disease, and eradication efforts must address these determinants.

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This article illustrates that HIV prevalence is highest in Africa and many countries with developing infrastructure.