Laura Bush discusses foreign aid, work on AIDS, cervical cancer in ABC interview

Jul 27 2012NewsGuard 100/100 Score

ABC News' "OTUS" blog features an interview with former first lady Laura Bush, who discusses the importance of foreign aid and how she and her husband, former President George W. Bush, "will be building off the success of [PEPFAR] and continuing to work to fight AIDS in Africa and worldwide," including "help[ing] women in developing countries screen for cervical cancer" (Karl/Wolf, 7/25). Laura Bush is scheduled to speak at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) on Thursday, and a webcast of the session, "Leadership in the AIDS Response for Women," will be available online from the Kaiser Family Foundation (7/26).

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