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Bringing grassroots know-how to global AIDS summitSome 20,000 persons living with or affected by HIV, professionals from fields of scientific research, health, social services, development, and human rights will be meeting in Mexico City, 3-8 August for the International AIDS Conference. >>
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How Caritas works: HIV and AIDSThe Catholic Church is one of biggest global health providers. It runs 5,246 hospitals, 17,530 dispensaries, 577 leprosy clinics, 15,208 houses for the elderly, chronically ill, and handicapped worldwide. >>

Access to Medicines for Children Living with HIV: Prescription for Life According to the UNAIDS Epidemic Update, about 290,000 children under the age of 15 died of AIDS-related illnesses in 2007. >>

Church in India leads campaign on AIDS Working to shatter the myths and discrimination surrounding HIV/AIDS is just one of the ways in which the Catholic Church in India is playing a leadership role in the fight against the disease, according to a recent report. >>

From despair to hope in Cambodia Cambodia is the region’s poorest country, with a shattered infrastructure and the legacy of Pol Pot’s Killing Fields. A few years ago, the country was facing a major health crisis with a rising new infection rate of HIV. >>

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