Aidspan publishes new issue of 'Global Fund Observer'

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Dec 11 2012

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Aidspan, an independent watchdog of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, on Friday published Issue 205 of its "Global Fund Observer." Among other articles, the issue features an article on the appointment of an interim inspector general; an article summarizing the Global Fund's year-end estimates on outcome and results; and an article on how the PEPFAR Blueprint highlights areas of cooperation with the Global Fund (12/7).

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Posted in: Disease/Infection News | Healthcare News

Tags: AIDS, Health Care, Malaria, PEPFAR, Research, Tuberculosis

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