Anglo-American / New York Times / BBC / Shimizu / Vodacom / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / /
Country
Senegal / Zambia / Central African Republic / Mozambique / South Africa / Swaziland / Namibia / Zimbabwe / Lesotho / Guinea / Kenya / Uganda / United States / Malawi / Tanzania / Botswana / Ghana / Cameroon / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
IndustryTerm
purchase healthcare / healthcare budgets / food assistance / chronic and devastating food shortages / health services / HIV prevention / sustainable solution / care services / burdensome public sector healthcare / healthcare / oil / healthcare workforce / food / HIV treatment / healthcare workers / public sector systems / electricity / telecommunications / related health services / food security / public health insurance schemes / in-house medical insurance schemes / education systems / long-term solution / healthcare needs / Food insecurity / /
MedicalCondition
HIV epidemics / HIV / epidemic / increased sickness / HIV infections / so new infections / illness / HIV infection / malaria / When HIV epidemics / chronic and devastating food shortages / AIDS / HIV/AIDS / HIV/AIDS epidemic / infection / /
Organization
Kenya Red Cross Society / World Health Organization / UN Economic and Social Council / International Federation / United Nations Development Fund for Women / Kaiser Family Foundation / South African Red Cross Society / United Nations Population Fund / Red Cross / World Bank / United Nations / David Chancellor/ International Federation / United Nations Development Programme / US Census Bureau / UN Commission on Human Rights / UNAIDS / /
Person
David Stephens / Obiageli Ezekwesili / Yoshi Shimizu / Patricia Sebiji / Patrick Couteau / Gladis Akinyi / Elizabeth Magalefa / /
Position
social worker / community health worker / HIV coordinator / Vice President for the Africa Region / HIV coordinator in southern Africa / /
PublishedMedium
the British Medical Journal / New York Times / /
Region
sub-Saharan Africa / eastern Africa / southern Africa / /
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