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Medicine as a Currency for Peace Through Global Health Diplomacy
Sep 30The twenty-first century has seen the rise of a new nexus, one that generates a remarkable opportunity for medicine and health to serve as a powerful currency for peace. Two trends define this nexus. The first is globalization and all the interconnections this phenomenon has produced among populations previously isolated from one another in almost…
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Leading the Fight Against Global HIV/AIDS
May 14The following is text of remarks delivered on the Senate floor. May 14, 2003 – Senate Floor Remarks Mr. President, the size of HIV is about 100 nanometers. That is tiny, microscopic, and invisible to the naked eye. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter. If you divide 3 feet, into 1 billion parts, and…
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May 2003 Senate Floor Remarks on HIV/AIDS
May 13The following is text of remarks delivered on the Senate floor. May 13, 2003 – Senate Floor Remarks Mr. President, the sequence we just walked through is very important. The sense of urgency for the HIV/AIDS legislation, for me, really boils down to the fact that every 10 seconds somebody is dying from this little…
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January 2003 Senate Floor Remarks on HIV/AIDS
Jan 30The following is text of remarks delivered on the Senate floor. Jan. 30, 2003 – Senate Floor Remarks Mr. President, for a few moments before closing tonight–and we have had a very productive day and we will make the more formal announcements in about 15 minutes or so–I take a few moments addressing an issue…
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