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HIV/AIDS
President George W. Bush commits 15 billion dollars to fight the spread of AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean during his State of the Union Address at the U.S. Capitol Jan. 28, 2003. .This comprehensive plan will prevent 7 million new AIDS infections, treat at least 2 million people with life-extending drugs, and provide humane care for millions of people suffering from AIDS, and for children orphaned by AIDS,. said the President in his address.
President George W. Bush commits 15 billion dollars to fight the spread of AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean during his State of the Union Address at the U.S. Capitol Jan. 28, 2003. .This comprehensive plan will prevent 7 million new AIDS infections, treat at least 2 million people with life-extending drugs, and provide humane care for millions of people suffering from AIDS, and for children orphaned by AIDS,. said the President in his address.
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President George W. Bush commits 15 billion dollars to fight the spread of AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean during his State of the Union Address at the U.S. Capitol Jan. 28, 2003. .This comprehensive plan will prevent 7 million new AIDS infections, treat at least 2 million people with life-extending drugs, and provide humane care for millions of people suffering from AIDS, and for children orphaned by AIDS,. said the President in his address. One day after announcing his plan, President George W. Bush discusses the AIDS policy with advisors in the Oval Office Jan. 29, 2003. .We believe in the value and dignity of every human life,. said the President during the bill.s May 27th signing ceremony. .In the face of preventable death and suffering, we have a moral duty to act, and we are acting..
President George W. Bush meets with United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, left, and President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria in the Oval Office May 11, 2001. President Bush.s commitment to Africa started long before the announcement of his plan to fight AIDS. He has met with 25 African heads of state and has a wide range of discussions about HIV/AIDS, economy and peace in the region. President George W. Bush discusses Global and Domestic HIV and AIDS during a meeting in the Dwight D. Eisenhowser Executive Office Building Jan. 31, 2003. Pictured with the President are Ambassodor Edith Ssempala of Uganda, center, and Ambassador Odeen Ishmael of Guyana.
President Bush discusses the HIV/AIDS Bill with, from left, Secretary of State Colin Powell, and Senators Joseph Biden, Bill Frist and Richard Lugar in the Oval office May 8, 2003. President Bush signs H.R. 1298, The U.S. Leadership Against HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria Act of 2003, at the U.S. State Department May 27, 2003. Standing with the President are, from left, Representative Tom Lantos, D-Calif., Senator Bill Frist (R-Tenn., Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson and Secretary of State Colin Powell.

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