Smart Global Health’s AIDS 2012 Quick Guide
This page will serve as a quick guide to all CSIS content on this year's International AIDS Conference, AIDS 2012. We will update this page every day with new content, putting the most recent pieces on top.
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July 2012
July 16: Blog - AIDS2012 Focuses Attention on AIDS in America
July 13: Blog - Protest Movements at AIDS2012: What to Expect
April 2012
April 9: Video - The Road to AIDS 2012
March 2012
March 22: Video & Audio - AIDS at Home and Abroad: What will AIDS 2012 Teach Us with Dr. Thomas Frieden
March 28: Video & Audio - The History of the International AIDS Conference
March 29: Report - The International AIDS Conference Returns to the United States: Lessons from the Past and Opportunities for July 2012
February 2012
February 21: Blog & Video - AIDS 2012 Arrives in Washington, DC July 2012
January 2012
January 31: Blog & Video - The American Faith Community's Contributions to Global Health
January 4: Video - The End of AIDS
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Blog
- WHO Attempts to Enlist the “Extremely Powerful Forces” of Industry to Combat NCDs
The World Health Organization is in active dialogue with the food, beverage, alcohol, and even sporting goods industries to encourage marketing changes and product formulations to help curb the growing worldwide prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). - Strengthening U.S. Investments in Women’s Global Health: A CSIS Delegation to Zambia
In March 2013, a delegation led by the CSIS Global Health Policy Center traveled to Zambia to report on the opportunities and challenges of strengthening U.S. investments overseas in women’s health. - The Last, Best Chance for Global Polio Eradication?
After 25 years of remarkable achievements and sometimes harrowing setbacks, a successful conclusion to global polio eradication could finally be within reach. - Another Candidate HIV Vaccine Fails: We Must Keep Trying
Yesterday, the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that it was stopping further testing of a candidate HIV vaccine combination (study HVTN 505). While this is a disappointing turn of events, perseverance is needed. - President’s Malaria Initiative: Big Success from a Quiet Team
While the giant PEPFAR program to fight HIV/AIDS in developing countries gets a lot of attention in U.S. foreign policy discussions, a lesser known initiative to address malaria is achieving sustained, impressive results: The President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI). - Our New iTunesU Course: Global Health Policy in the Second Obama Term
With the release of our Global Health Policy in the Second Obama Term iTunes University course, we’ve received a few questions about how the course works. We thought it would be helpful to give a quick 101 on the course’s basics. - Global TB Control Through Partnerships
On March 21, KNCV honored USAID for the agency’s contribution to the field of global TB control. Dr. Sharon Stash spoke at the awards ceremony and noted options for how the U.S. government can advance these global efforts.
Podcast
- President Joyce Banda on Women’s Health and Empowerment in Malawi
- Interview with Dave Robbins on Using Coco Peat to Develop Low-Cost Waste Water Treatment
- Interview with Andrew Weber and Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins on Biosecurity
- Peter Piot on the Politics of HIV
- Kay Warren on the Important Role of the Faith Community in Fighting HIV/AIDS