The New York Times looks at a program instituted by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation which pays people to take blood tests for HIV: On any given night, in 14 cities around the country, hundreds of people flock to makeshift...
The Gates Foundation today launched a $33 million initiative to partner with the Chinese government to combat tuberculosis. From the Seattle Times: The new program aims to show that with better diagnosis, streamlined treatment...
As the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation prepares to launch HIV prevention work in China, the Seattle Times reports on potential difficulties for the group: The Gates Foundation could face major challenges in a country where many non-governmental organizations are mistrusted, and the country’s top AIDS activists are routinely put under house arrest… So far […]
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