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China gets $32 mln to fight AIDS after blood scandal

Last updated: 2004-08-19

China gets $32 mln to fight AIDS after blood scandal
2004-08-19

Farmers walk past an HIV/AIDS awareness board in Wenlou village, May 28, 2004, in central China's Henan province, where US Ambassador to China Clark Randt paid a visit to open the USCDC/Global AIDS Program. Up to a million farmers in rural Henan villages have contracted HIV/AIDS from selling blood in unsanitary government-approved collection schemes over the years, as the government tries to act decisively against an epidemic that the United Nations has described as a 'ticking timebomb.'

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GENEVA - China will receive $32 million to provide anti-retroviral drugs to people infected with HIV/AIDS mainly through botched blood-selling programs, the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria said Thursday.... ...
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