Special Coverage: XIV International AIDS Conference
Barcelona, Spain, July 7 - 12, 2002
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Family Foundation, is making available special
coverage of the largest and most comprehensive international
AIDS meeting in two years, the XIV
International AIDS Conference.
July 12, 2002
- Edited highlights of the day's conference sessions and events.
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- Highlights of the closing ceremonies featuring Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela.
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July 12 Update: Conference Concludes With Calls for Leadership from Clinton and Mandela
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Clinton, Mandela Call for Renewed Effort Against HIV/AIDS, Recognition of AIDS as Threat to Peace and Economics
Clinton Urges Nations to Develop Plans to Halt HIV/AIDS, Says He Regrets Opposing Needle Exchange Programs While President
Paul Farmer, Director of Haitian Partners in Health Program, Offers Treatment Model for Developing World
United States Needs To Be a 'Leader, Not a Spoiler,' in World Affairs, Including HIV/AIDS, New York Times Editorial Says
South African "Sesame Street" To Introduce HIV-Positive Muppet
more...
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