"… ter the release of the GAO report in August. (Fox Business) …"

"… uded that USAID/West Africa did not achieve its goals of strengthening HIV/AIDS care and has only partially achieved its goals of facilitating treatment o …"

"… and has only partially achieved its goals of facilitating treatment of HIV/AIDS patients.One organization, Le Soutien, spent $992,620 but could not demons …"

"… gram activities to support orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS. Le Soutien employees failed to repay questioned costs, since the organiza …"

"… gress to appropriate $15 billion for care, treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS in developing countries. The subsequent President's Emergency Plan for AID …"

"… IDS in developing countries. The subsequent President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) served to burnish his "compassionate conservative" credent …"

"… ive smaller amounts. The major goals were to treat those infected with HIV/AIDS, care for those dying of or orphaned by AIDS and prevent the spread of the …"

"… treat those infected with HIV/AIDS, care for those dying of or orphaned by AIDS and prevent the spread of the disease.And it has enabled his administratio …"

"… x countries in southern Africa that are the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) "focus countries" (others include South Africa to the sout …"

"… continuous peace since its independence, which is key to implementing HIV/AIDS programs, according to Mary Kay Larson, deputy director of BOTUSA, a colla …"

"… elves infected, caring for someone who is or paying their last respects to AIDS victims. "People are always attending funerals," said Larson. In 2005 alon …"

"… nding funerals," said Larson. In 2005 alone, about 18,000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses in the country.Focusing resources on the high infection …"

"… "focus countries" receiving funds from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to combat AIDS …"

"… AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to combat AIDS abroad.The face of HIVThe first case of AIDS in Guyana was diagnosed in 19 …"

"… ion U.S. initiative to combat AIDS abroad.The face of HIVThe first case of AIDS in Guyana was diagnosed in 1987. That same year, the HIV infection rate wa …"

"… omen than men. More women than men under the age of 24 are living with HIV/AIDS in Guyana.Guyana is estimated to have the fourth-highest HIV prevalence ra …"

"… workers, military and security forces, commercial sex workers and refugees.AIDS is the cause of about a third of all young adult deaths in Ethiopia, and t …"

"… of all young adult deaths in Ethiopia, and there are an estimated 744,100 AIDS orphans. When parents die, grandparents and other relatives struggle to fe …"

"… than 1 percent of female farmers had a comprehensive understanding of HIV/AIDS. One of the most common misconceptions found among farmers was that HIV ca …"

"… tion were not developed until more than a decade later.Since 2000, the HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Office has facilitated the implementation of progra …"

"… ss than two hours by plane from Miami, Haiti has the highest number of HIV/AIDS cases in the Caribbean. Ten percent of those living with HIV in Haiti are …"

"… 005 there were an estimated 400,000 orphans, many of whose parents died of AIDS.Traditional medicine continues to play an important role in Haiti. Voodoo …"

"… an-born U.S. residents on the list of "groups at highest risk of acquiring AIDS" along with intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs and homosexual and bisexu …"

"… g with other high-risk groups, and ignorance about the transmission of HIV/AIDS had spread.The first cases of AIDS in Haiti were reported in the early 198 …"

"… d days to months on the road, are among the most vulnerable groups for HIV/AIDS infection. According to the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), Ind …"

"… e most vulnerable groups for HIV/AIDS infection. According to the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), India's central HIV/AIDS agency, there have b …"

"… ding to the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), India's central HIV/AIDS agency, there have been 124,995 officially reported cases of AIDS from 198 …"

"… tral HIV/AIDS agency, there have been 124,995 officially reported cases of AIDS from 1986 to August 2006, though that number may be grossly underestimated …"

"… urrent president is Mwai Kibaki.The face of HIVThe first diagnosed case of AIDS in Kenya was in 1984. Infection rates peaked in the 1990s at 10 percent. T …"

"… , 22 years after the first official diagnosis, 300 Kenyans die each day of AIDS-related causes. The U.N. estimates the number of children living with HIV/ …"

"… -related causes. The U.N. estimates the number of children living with HIV/AIDS at 55,000 to 290,000.But Kenya is one of the few sub-Saharan African count …"

"… ior change and condom use, as well as increased death rates.According to UNAIDS, the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS, women in Kenya have an infe …"

"… ing in 1992, the countryside remains riddled with landmines.The face of HIVAIDS is the leading cause of death for adult Mozambicans and fifth for children …"

"… The country has the 10th-highest HIV rate in the world. The first case of AIDS in Mozambique was a Haitian doctor who was diagnosed in 1986 and died thre …"

"… the interagency working group there for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), a five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to fight AIDS ab …"

"… or AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), a five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to fight AIDS abroad.He added that 20 to 30 percent of the patients visited by nongovern …"

"… designated "focus countries" by PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, the five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to combat AIDS abroad. …"

"… Plan for AIDS Relief, the five-year, $15 billion U.S. initiative to combat AIDS abroad. Namibia was part of Germany's holdings in Africa until World War I …"

"… Namibians speak Oshiwambo, the Ovambo tribe's language.The face of HIVHIV/AIDS has had a severe impact on Namibia. The first case of AIDS was reported in …"

"… face of HIVHIV/AIDS has had a severe impact on Namibia. The first case of AIDS was reported in 1986. Since 1996, AIDS has been the leading cause of death …"