#HIV was once a death sentence, but new figures released y'day show that U.S. leadership thru #PEPFAR has saved 17+ million lives worldwide. Our founder @bfrist worked with President @GeorgeWBush 15 years ago to make this live-saving program a reality. #WorldAIDSDay#WAD2018
In honor of #WorldAIDSDay, sharing just a bit of the Congressional backstory that most have never heard regarding #PEPFAR. This 2003 law turned the tide on the global HIV/AIDS pandemic and changed the course of history.
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#HIV#AIDS#WorldAIDSDay2022
Not only does @Labcorp’s CEO lead 1 of the largest life sciences businesses in the world, he also chairs an influential nonprofit working to bring #cleanwater to those in need. Loved learning about @AdamHSchechter's spirit of service on @asopodcast: https://t.co/gtWmbgzzu3
@water
Strongly agree with Dr. Tony Fauci. We led the world in taking on the global HIV/AIDS crisis with #PEPFAR. We must continue to lead on global health today.
After reading a powerful but concerning article about unchecked spread of #Covid19 in Africa, I share in my Letter to the Editor in @WSJ why it’s time we recognize global health security is national security. Congress must act: https://t.co/7bAbMtzXyN
@theglobalfight@GlobalFund
Great @WSJ letter from @Bfrist "Congress must reaffirm America’s global leadership by investing in $20 billion for global health services, vaccines and other priorities, including $4 billion for @GlobalFund Covid-19 Response Mechanism" https://t.co/zFZ012jKCW @theglobalfight
My latest op-ed out now in @Forbes https://t.co/69FDjExj6n
We will do a great disservice if we handicap #vaccine uptake and our nation’s recovery by politicizing the vehicles that will ultimately save lives and usher in a return to normalcy.
#COVID19#VaccinesWork#pandemic
“I think of myself as a prejudiced person because I think of myself as a normal human being.” We learned so much this week on @ASOpodcast about #racism & #implicitbias from @Harvard's Dr. David Williams. Listen here: https://t.co/P6GOuP8jcC One of my favorite episodes.
Related to yesterday’s post on aid distribution, the Trump administration has recently cut down on foreign funding, include human rights advancement in China and Iraq. https://t.co/qWgY51Bgs1
Update on USAID distribution: there has been an increase in funds for Venezuela to promote human rights defenders, electoral oversight, and more. Check out this link for the full run down: https://t.co/GS6xQCS71T
HIV might come to an end within the decade — The Global Fund is using donations from international governments to end the epidemic and others like it. https://t.co/Ytr0jhpHGL
Climate change hurts the environment, and it’s hurting us, too. Effects like famine and drought are costing us billions for health. https://t.co/207AYpYCZK
A new report reveals just how dangerous fossil fuels are for global health — WHO estimates 7 million die annually from air pollution related risks. https://t.co/UbV4jJ8w9E
Mental health is global health, too! A new initiative was just launched to make mental health data worldwide more accurate and accessible. https://t.co/wEtrTuLxHV
Climate change has made it difficult for some farmers in Central America, and the Trump administration cut funding for an agricultural program in Guatemala, compromising their food security. https://t.co/qTANgbvop4
Good news! USAID has announced an additional $7.5M in aid for hurricane relief in the Bahamas, boosting total assistance to about $34M. Click on this link for more details: https://t.co/D8ut5owW83
The Millennium Challenge Corporation is a great agency making a difference worldwide, check out their website to find out more!
https://t.co/lsrNiYBWt6
Did you know the majority of Americans think we should play a leading or major role in global health? You can get the breakdown at this link!
https://t.co/OXRqdxNKGA