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On Eve of World AIDS Day, Simultaneous Protests at China's Washington Embassy and Los Angeles Consulate Will Target China for Misuse of the Global Fund; Over Last Ten Years, World's Second-largest Economy Received Nearly $1 Billion from the Fund, but Contributed Just $16 Million

Training allows graduates to train classes of 'HIV Medics' - treatment extenders who will work in community HIV/ART clinics to perform routine, but time-consuming tasks such as taking a patient's blood pressure and medical history, adherence counseling, and patient tracking for those ost to follow-up, freeing up valuable time for Zambian doctors, clinical officers and nurses to see and treat more HIV/AIDS patients

Cambodia: World AIDS Day HIV Campaign, ‘Testing Millions,’ to Again Launch During Cambodia’s National Water Festival

Budget: Obama Retreats on Global AIDS, Says AHF

WASHINGTON, November 29, 2010 - On the eve of World AIDS Day December 1st, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (www.aidshealth.org) (AHF), the largest global AIDS organization, is spearheading two simultaneous protests in Washington, DC and Los Angeles targeting the Government of China over its misuse of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria.

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LUKASA, Zambia, July 9, 2010 - Graduation ceremonies will be held Saturday, July 10th in Lukasa for 15 Zambian health care professionals from several districts throughout the country who have completed an educational training program administered by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (www.aidshealth.org/ ) (AHF).

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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - - During Last Year's 'One Million Tests' World AIDS Day 2008 Campaign, AHF/Cambodia CARES and Cambodian Partners Surpassed Country's 30,000 Testing Goal by Testing 35,034 As part of an ambitious global effort to test several million people for HIV in observance of the Testing Millions (www.testingmillions.org/) World AIDS Day 2009 campaign, AHF/Cambodia CARES will launch its inaugural testing effort during the annual Water Festival, which marks the end of the rainy season and is the largest festival in the Cambodian calendar.

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WASHINGTON - As a Senator Last Year, Obama Voted for US$9.6 Billion Annually in Funding for George Bush's Lifesaving Global AIDS Program; Now, President Proposes Only US$6.6 Billion in FY'10 Budget for PEPFAR - Obama Budget Calls for US$51B for PEPFAR Over Six Years; Congress Voted for US$48B Over Five Years AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization in the US, which currently provides medical care and services to more than 100,000 individuals in 21 countries worldwide in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and Asia, today chided President Barack Obama for retreating on his commitment to global AIDS.

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