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VIDEO: Where are they now? Omarosa and Starky & Hutch's Paul Michael Glaser » From The Oprah Magazine - Online
Tanzania's Helathly Pregnancy Text Message Services Reaches 100,000 Subscribers in 15 weeks » From WRIC-TV
Public Policy: Good News and Bad News for HIV/AIDS in 2013 » From EGPAF
Experts Discuss Inclusion of HIV/AIDS and Water Sanitation in Post-2015 Development Agenda » From The Kaiser Family Foundation
Closing the Health Care Gap in Cote d'Ivoire » From EGPAF
In Aftermath of Heavy Flooding, EGPAF Helps Reopen Health Facilities in Mozambique » From EGPAF
To Stop Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV, Focus on Safe Breastfeeding Strategies » From The Body
World Must Address Disparities to HIV/AIDS Treatment » From UN News Centre
"It was a Turning Point of My Career" -- EGPAF-Supported Scientist Talks about the Mississippi HIV Cure » From EGPAF

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Championing The End of Pediatric AIDS: First Lady of Uganda launches Option B+

Posted by Irene Edith Nabusoba
Kampala, Uganda
March 27, 2013

Children entertain guests at the Option B+
launch in Kampala, Uganda.
(Photo: Irene Nabusoba/EGPAF)

March 22 was a day of promises, recommitments, and pledges to end pediatric HIV infections in Uganda, as the country’s first lady launched Option B+ and a campaign to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV (eMTCT).

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