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International News AVAC, amfAR Release First Progress Report on "Action Agenda to End AIDS"November 21, 2012 AVAC and amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, on Tuesday released the first (.pdf) in a series of quarterly reports following up on the release of the "Action Agenda to End AIDS" (.pdf), which was launched in July at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012), according to a joint press release. "New infections and AIDS deaths continue to decline, but not at a pace sufficient to meet the global goals of halving new infections among adults and eliminating new infections in children by 2015," the report states and looks at data in the areas of strategy, investment, accountability, research, and efficiency (11/20). Back to other news for November 2012
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