EGPAF Partners with CDC to Improve Health Systems in Malawi

by Eric Kilongi, October 1, 2012

(Photo: EGPAF/James Pursey, 2011)

EGPAF has partnered with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Ministry of Health in Malawi to implement health systems strengthening activities targeted at HIV/AIDS; TB; malaria; maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH); and other public health issues.
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by Charles Lyons, September 28, 2012

This week, EGPAF President and CEO Charles Lyons participated in an online discussion “Eradicating AIDS,” hosted by HuffPost Live. The talk was part of The Big Push campaign, sponsored by the Global Fund and the Huffington Post to draw attention to three achievable global health goals: “No child born with HIV, no deaths from mosquito bites, and tuberculosis (TB) treatment for all.”
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by Joy Hallinan, September 24, 2012

Join us in honoring longtime leaders in the fight to end pediatric AIDS Johnson & Johnson, Amy Robbins, and Cookie Johnson on Monday, October 29 at our inaugural “Global Champions of a Mother’s Fight” awards gala luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City. Sponsorships and tickets available online.

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by Sanyu Nkiinzi Kagwa, September 18, 2012

(Photo: EGPAF)

Last week in Kampala, more than 500 people gathered to discuss Uganda's shared mission to realize a generation free of HIV and AIDS. The 6th National Pediatric HIV and AIDS Conference was held from September 12-14, with the theme “Overcoming pediatric HIV: An achievable challenge in partnership.”
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What We’re Reading: the Foundation at Work, New Research, and Steps Forward in Global Health

Posted October 5, 2012

Photo: James Pursey/EGPAF

This week, we’re learning about what the Foundation is doing in two African countries, thinking about new research into nutrition and HIV, and learning about what global leaders are doing to eliminate HIV. Read more after the jump. Read More »