Is it...
"My administration was the first to release a comprehensive strategy on HIV/AIDS. And this year we updated it through the rest of the decade."
"Through PEPFAR, and our partners, we are providing anti-retroviral treatment for more than 9 million men, women and children across the world. More than 4 times than from when I took office. And over the next 2 years, we will increase that number of people undergoing lifesaving treatment that our funding reaches to nearly 13 million."
And look what I found when I searched PEPFAR, they are trying to "reauthorize" this PEPFAR program, this article is from Dec. 1st...
Members of United States Congress and global leaders commemorate World AIDS Day in Washington D.C.
“We have to reauthorize PEPFAR. Success must continue,” said Senator Bill Cassidy. “The challenge before us is to continue to use the science and programmatic change to reach new at-risk populations, like mothers and babies. Our goal is to end AIDS, but it is going to be one population at a time.”
Sorry for the edits, fixing where the title of article went, and to add... This also goes with the post 252 above, "future topic". This OB video was in 2015, and now this year they are talking about renewing the same program.
Is it...
"My administration was the first to release a comprehensive strategy on HIV/AIDS. And this year we updated it through the rest of the decade."
"Through PEPFAR, and our partners, we are providing anti-retroviral treatment for more than 9 million men, women and children across the world. More than 4 times than from when I took office. And over the next 2 years, we will increase that number of people undergoing lifesaving treatment that our funding reaches to nearly 13 million."
And look what I found when I searched PEPFAR, they are trying to "reauthorize" this PEPFAR program, this article is from Dec. 1st...
Members of United States Congress and global leaders commemorate World AIDS Day in Washington D.C.
“We have to reauthorize PEPFAR. Success must continue,” said Senator Bill Cassidy. “The challenge before us is to continue to use the science and programmatic change to reach new at-risk populations, like mothers and babies. Our goal is to end AIDS, but it is going to be one population at a time.”