May 2009 by Lydia H. Guterman Edited by Mark Harrington Executive Summary The goal of this funding analysis is to provide a comprehensive picture of the current state of U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) research investment in HIV/AIDS and…
Special Session from the International Union against TB and Lung Disease (IUATLD), 2008 Friday 17th October, 2008 Panel Presentation Downloads Above. Policy and collaborative activities to reduce the dual burden of HIV and Tuberculosis Anthony David Harries, Senior Advisor International…
Report of TAG, STBP, AIDES Satellite titled “TB/HIV Programs: Working together to achieve Universal Access to HIV and TB Prevention, Care, and Treatment.” October 14, 2008 “Communities need to take up the challenge to ensure that country level programs on…
HIV, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C: Drugs, Diagnostics, Vaccines, and Microbicides in Development by Lei Chou, Mark Harrington, Bob Huff, Richard Jefferys, Tracy Swan, Javid Syed, and Claire Wingfield This Report was released at the XVII International AIDS Conference…
Battling the Dual Epidemic through Community Action AUGUST 2008 TB/HIV: What Every HIV/AIDS Activist Should Know by Nelson Juma Otwoma I have always wanted to make a difference. My activism took root in my home province, Nyanza. My activism has…
A Critical Analysis of Funding Trends, 2005–2006: An Update By Cindra Feuer July 2008 - The Treatment Action Group (TAG) report on tuberculosis (TB) research and development (R&D) in 2006 finds that while funding for TB research increased from 2005…
Experiences & Leadership by AIDS Activists Compiled by Public Health Watch (PHW) and Treatment Action Group (TAG) 2008 Introduction The Open Society Institute’s Public Health Watch (PHW)1 and Treatment Action Group (TAG)2 began working together through a common desire to…
By Mark Harrington Winter 2007 Mark Harrington, executive director of the Treatment Action Group, in an opinion published in the Cape Times argues that we are living in a time of potentially great scientific accomplishments ... but we are missing…