Financial Times publishes special report on global AIDS response

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Dec 1 2012

The Financial Times on Friday published a special report titled, "FT Health: Combating AIDS 2012" (.pdf). The report, released ahead of World AIDS Day, observed annually on December 1, includes several pieces, including an article discussing human behavior as an obstacle to eradicating HIV, an article examining Global Fund reform, and an article examining how the number of AIDS-related deaths could be reduced by more effectively treating tuberculosis patients (11/30).

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