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Political lessons from the global HIV/AIDS response to inform a rapid noncommunicable disease response
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Political lessons from the global HIV/AIDS response to inform a rapid noncommunicable disease response
Authors:
Edward J. Mills and Nathan Ford
Link through to Journal:
AIDS
HIV_MedJourn_AIDS_PoliticalLessonsNCDs_ENG_2012.pdf
TAGS:
HIV/AIDS
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task shifting
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antiretroviral medicines
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PEPFAR
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Global Fund
,
global health funding
Page updated: 21 May 2012
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