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Global Fund Replenishment Means Funding the Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

The Global Fund needs to replenish its reserves in order to fill its mission of fighting the world’s three top diseases. The Global Fund is essentially a collective pool of money that supports governments, NGOs and other institutions in their...

Justin Trudeau Just Gave the Fight Against The Biggest Global Killers a Serious Shot in the Arm

The Global Fund is a giant pool of money created in 2002 to address the three leading killers around the world: AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. It’s main contributors are governments, though private organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation...

Desmond Tutu to Obama: Here are Two Things You can Do to End AIDS in Africa

The archbishop has some advice for the president.

On World Tuberculosis Day: How the Global Fund Fights TB in Rural Bangladesh

I created this video and wrote this post last March 24 that discusses Bangladesh's Global Fund-financed projects for TB control in hard-to-reach rural communities.

3 Thoughts On the White House Budget Request

The White House released its 2013 budget request. What this means for the US-UN relationship, global health priorities, and the legacy of Hillary Clinton.

Happy Birthday, Global Fund

I was in Liberia during the Global Fund's 10th anniversary celebrations late last week and I wanted to be sure that readers saw this excellent video marking one decade of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria.

In Cameroon, With UNITAID

Blogging from Cameroon this week, on a UNITAID sponsored trip to examine HIV/AIDS, Malaria and TB programs.

World Malaria Day

Can Malaria be rolled back? You bet. Here's how Malaria is being effectively challenged in one endemic region in rural Bangladesh.

What is the AP’s grudge against the Global Fund?

The Associated Press ran another senseless gotcha article about the Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis, and Malaria.

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