FHI 360 congratulates PEPFAR for 10 years of improving lives worldwide. Read more >>
Tag archives for AIDS
Building Capacity: Racking Warehouses in Ethiopia
Ethiopia will play a large role in meeting the global goal of putting 15 million people on HIV treatment by 2015 and in helping create an AIDS-free generation. Read more >>
#AskAg Twitter Chat: Intersection of HIV and AIDS & Food Security
Do you wonder how we can improve food security for HIV-affected households? Do you ask yourself how activities in the agriculture sector and for improving economic growth can play a role in helping these vulnerable populations? Well, then please join us on Thursday, May 23 from 12-1:30 pm EDT for an #AskAg Twitter Chat on [...]
Living Positively: The Importance of Pediatric HIV Disclosure
Senior Treatment Officer Bisola Ojikutu, at AIDSTAR-One, discusses the positive, transformative effects disclosing an HIV status have for children living with HIV. Read more >>
Inspiration for the Journey to an HIV Vaccine
All the evidence today suggests that, if we persevere, it is just a matter of time before HIV vaccines become available. Read more >>
The Best Mother’s Day Gift of All
Every day, around 1,000 babies are born with HIV, and there is a growing
recognition that we can decrease that number to near zero. Read more >>
Germany’s Renewed Support: Another Leap Forward for the Global Fund
USAID, through PEPFAR, and alongside many donor countries such as Germany, has been a strong supporter of the Global Fund to prevent and treat HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. Read more >>
Shared Responsibility: The Catalyst for Long-Term Success in HIV & AIDS
This is a remarkable time to be in Global Health. The successes we are seeing now would not have been achieved without the shared responsibility and partnerships that have been forged over the years Read more >>
Social Good: Igniting Passion and Innovation for a Better World
‘Reaching the Moon’ in Global Health
As the U.N. General Assembly opens, we are in the midst of a global health revolution. Our collective work has delivered extraordinary results – a 70 percent decline in child mortality over the last 50 years, a 41 percent reduction since 1990 alone. Read more>>
