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...Hoopes Prize winner Megan L. Srinivas ’09, a Human Evolutionary Biology concentrator, spent this past summer in Peru and wrote her winning thesis on the evolution of malaria??s ability to resist treatment...
...stressed “that we have an obligation to use what we know to address AIDS, malaria?? and other global health crises...
Summers said one key part of the coming round of life sciences expansion would be a new focus on global health issues, “in the recognition that we have an obligation to use what we know to address AIDS, malaria?? and other global health crises. Another central focus would be further exploration of systems neuroscience...
Bush’s claim that the additional funding cannot be effectively disbursed through existing channels is patently disingenuous. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria??a multilateral institution that marries private-sector efficiency with scientific expertise—lacks the support it needs to fund grants for AIDS-devastated nations. Bush requested only $200 million for the organization from Congress next year—barely half of this year’s spending. And congressional Republicans two weeks ago struck down a proposal by Senator Dick Durbin, D-Ill., that would have earmarked $1 billion...
...AIDS with $2.5 billion in fiscal year 2003 and $1.2 billion in emergency spending immediately, and that Massachusetts restore the $9.7 million cut from its AIDS budget—are eminently reasonable, considering the lives and money that timely prevention and research promise to save. AIDS and tuberculosis and malaria??the other diseases U.S. money would fight—take a particularly heavy toll in the developing world; of the 36 million people infected with HIV worldwide, more than 95 percent live in developing countries. Especially in these places, where little treatment or prevention is currently available...
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