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Twenty-five years since the identification of a new syndrome that was later characterized as the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) a renewed focus on the various aspects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Brazil provides learning opportunities and reawakens interest in the topic. Such learning allows us to produce adequate responses to the various facets of this redoubled international public health challenge; and the interest results from a moment of vigorous public health action with the AIDS pandemic still far from being controlled in the short or medium term still capable of raising the visibility of population groups and social networks previously obscured by our prejudices and indifference in addition to bringing other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) into the debate when they have often been neglected on the grounds that they are supposedly less relevant. (excerpt)

Doenças sexualmente transmissíveis e AIDS no Brasil do século XXI: o desafio e a resposta