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Point-of-care (POC) diagnostics are essential to achieving an AIDS-free generation and improving outcomes in HIV-exposed children

Transforming ‘PMTCT programmes into ART programmes’: UNICEF champions lifelong treatment for all HIV-positive pregnant women

Chewe Luo of UNICEF speaking the Wednesday plenary session. © IAS/Ryan Rayburn - Commercialimage.net

Hillary Clinton pledges money for vulnerable minorities, reproductive rights, AIDS-free families

US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. ©IAS/Ryan Rayburn - Commercialimage.net

UNITAID commits US$140 million to bring HIV diagnostic technologies to the ‘point of care’

Chewe Luo, UNICEF

They say we can “end AIDS”, but who will pay for it?

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The end of AIDS requires political will, international solidarity, conference told

Dr. Diane Havlir, AIDS 2012 US Co-Chair, speaking at the opening session. © IAS/Ryan Rayburn - Commercialimage.net

UNAIDS: Africans with HIV more likely to get ARVs than Eastern Europeans

Will the world pay up to end HIV? Global AIDS funding

World Health Organization sets out route map for scale-up of treatment as prevention