10 Million Lives

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See what's being done in East Africa to fight HIV

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*Message: (required)	Hey there! As World AIDS Day approaches, there's a lot to work on, but for communities in East Africa, there's a tremendous amount of hope. Thanks to efforts backed by the Global Fund, mothers with HIV are getting treatment that prevents their babies from being born with the virus. It's incredible, and if this work continues, we could see an HIV-free generation in the area by 2015. Don't believe me? Check out this incredible video that shows what's being done: http://onemillion.theglobalfund.org/progress-in-east-africa Thanks for watching!
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Video: One Million Lives Saved Every Year

About the Global Fund

About the Global Fund

The Global Fund was created to save lives. Since it was founded in 2002, it has changed the way the world is working to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

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