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Tag archives for World AIDS Day
Open for Questions: The Beginning of the End of AIDS
As featured on The White House Blog Tomorrow is World AIDS Day, and President Obama will be marking the occasion by speaking at ONE Campaign and (RED)’s Beginning of the End of AIDS event at George Washington University. You can watch the whole event live on YouTube.com/TheONECampaign. Later in the day, Gayle Smith, Special Assistant to […]
Taking a Stand Against Violence Now
Gender based violence (GBV), is a pervasive public health and human rights issue throughout the world. Read more >>
Helping Women Avoid HIV Infection and Transmission
Prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) programs and other services that support health in the long term. Read more >>
USAID at Forefront of HIV Prevention
Microbicides can help prevent HIV transmission in women. Read more to find out how. Read more >>
Pic of the Week: Commemorating 2010 World AIDS Day
Giving Girls a Chance Against HIV/AIDS
Meet Chimwemwe Banda, one of the 600 million girls living in poverty who are at increased risk of contracting HIV/AIDS. Read more >>
