Despite MSH's close relationship with USAID, it has sometimes spoken out against proposed U.S. government health policies

As much as 20 percent of Zambia's children will be orphaned by AIDS by 2015

Unlike many of the countries plagued by the epidemic, Vietnam has an adequate number of health workers

Uganda had the first STD/AIDS program in sub-Saharan Africa, but its infection rate remains at 10.7 percent

A survey conducted by the South African Department of Health showed that 30 percent of pregnant women had HIV in 2005

AIDS is the leading cause of death in Tanzania, with women between 25 and 34 having the highest rate of HIV infection

Nigeria has the third-highest number of people living with HIV/AIDS in the world, behind India and South Africa

The stigma of AIDS in Rwanda means people wait years to get tested and avoid changing behavior so as not to give away their infection status

Widespread substance abuse in Namibia, among other factors, contributes to its HIV infection rate

AIDS is the leading cause of death for adult Mozambicans and fifth for children under 5