Building alliances for world health funding.
This key moment in history offer the chance for a breakthrough in world health for AIDS and many other conditions, as political consensus demands that over 20 million people with HIV not be left to die without treament. We believe that instead of seeking earmarked HIV funding, the AIDS community should work through broad health alliances focusing on poor countries, to find several billion dollars a year of new funding for projects in HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, other infections, vaccines, microbicides, behavioral prevention, research, training, nutrition, clean water, and other cost-effective programs.
James
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jjames@aidsnews.org
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