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4,000,000 Lives Saved
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Plus over 2.3 million people on AIDS treatment,
5.4 million people on antiTUBERCULOSIS treatment,
and 88 million insecticide-treated nets distributed for
MALARIA prevention.
Ambassador Carla Bruni-Sarkozy
calls upon world leaders to eliminate mother to child HIV transmission by 2015
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“Big Brother Africa” and African private sector companies support the Global Fund with landmark contributions to the fight against malaria
Press Release 24/Nov/2009
Eight-year trend shows new HIV infections down by 17%—most progress seen in sub-Saharan Africa
Press Release 24/Nov/2009
€ 17 million Global Fund grant will help combat malaria in the Brazilian Amazon
Press Release 17/Nov/2009
Global Fund to provide $24 million of new funding to fight HIV/AIDS in Russia
Press Release 13/Nov/2009
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