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"Even though the estimates are lower than we had previously thought, they're still pretty significant," Detels said. "You're still talking about prevalences in sub-Saharan Africa where you've got over 20% of adults infected with HIV. . . . I think the danger here is to say: 'Oh my Lord, you know they overestimated. It's not a very serious epidemic.' I would say 33 million is a pretty serious epidemic."

Exactly, while this is all well and good with an adult infection rate of around or over 20% in the Sub-Saharan Africa there is still a lot of work that needs to be done

What people fail to understand is that HIV has essentially whipped out almost an entire generation, you have countries full of AIDS orphans, and it will take decades before you can start to repair these countries