a Good News about HIV

In a title, each word begins with a capital letter. EXCEPTIONS: a, an, the, and, but, or, in, to (unless they are the first or last word in a title).

I just read the a news article that the titled "US Draws Blueprints for an HIV AIDS-free Generations" on WebMD.

Use the article "a" instead of "the" because it is the first time the reader has heard of it.

"blueprint" = plan or draft 

The point is even if AIDS cannot be cured though, we can definitely prevent the transmission of the HIV virus from mothers to newborns. Even If they would get the infection, they can be properly treated with anti-viral drugs so they would will not become full-blown AIDS patients. Moreover, we can prevent the transmission of the virus by the effective way* with treatments we are using at present, and it is possible we will see HIV-free future generations.

*I'm not sure what you mean by the words "by the effective way."

a good news about HIV

I just read the news that the US blueprints HIV free generations.
The point is if AIDS cannot be cured though, we can definitely prevent transmission of HIV virus from mothers to newborns. Even if they would get the infection, they can be properly treated with anti-viral drugs so they would not become full-blown AIDS patients. Moreover, we can prevent the transmission of virus by the effective ways we are using at present, it is possible we will see HIV free future generations.