HIV/AIDS and PEPFAR

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HIV Treatment in Rural South Africa Increases Employment among HIV-Negative Neighbors—Especially Women

December 02, 2019
This World AIDS Day, Mead Over and Julia Kaufman examine the positive spillover effects of treating HIV.
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With Budget Cuts Looming Again, Can PEPFAR Keep the Gas on its Acceleration Strategy?

March 19, 2019
PEPFAR has long enjoyed bipartisan support on the Hill. Yet, it has not been spared from significant cuts in President Trump’s latest budget request for foreign aid. It is noteworthy that this administration’s three successive budget requests have proposed increasingly large cu...
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On World AIDS Day, a Moment for Celebration and Self-Reflection

December 03, 2018
On World AIDS Day, December 1, we honor the advocates that transformed HIV/AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease. These activists bequeathed a golden age of global health—a boom in money and programs that is sustained today, evidenced by the recent reauthorization of PEPFAR. But...
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PEPFAR’s New Targets for Local Implementation: Commendable in Theory, Complicated in Practice

August 09, 2018
In July, United States Global AIDS Coordinator Deborah Birx made a striking commitment: under her leadership, the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) would direct at least 40 percent of its funding to host country governments or organizations by the end of 2019—rising to ...