Bush's AIDS Money Still Comes with Strings, Say Activists

OneWorld by Center for Health, Gender Equity | May. 31, 2007 (Opinion)

In response to President Bush's call for a U.S. investment of an additional $30 billion for global HIV and AIDS programs over the next 5 years, the Center for Health and Gender Equity (CHANGE) called on Congress to remove onerous restrictions on prevention funding under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) that are grossly undermining efforts to stem the spread of HIV.

"Increased funding for global AIDS is a necessary but far ... Full Story »

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Subjects: Health, U.S., Politics
Topics: HIV/AIDS, Bush Administration
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Posted by: Posted by Dale Penn - May 31, 2007 - 10:06 AM PDT
Reviewed by: Dale Penn (review), Fabrice Florin (review), Paul Keene (review)
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 by Dale Penn - May. 31, 2007

Primarily an advocacy piece, this essay could benefit from better and clearer sourcing. While I personally believe what it says is true, I would like to have seen more in the way of annotated references rather than opinion stated as fact.

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 by Paul Keene - May. 31, 2007

This subject is so important, unfortunately the author constructed the article very poorly. The majority of the elements are there but are wove togther in a random unconnected manner. Also, stats are cited but not given the proper credit, just a laundry list of organizations.

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