At the Tipping Point: U.S. Leadership to End AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

. Today 's Global Fight' s friends will be asked this forward - looking report '' Releasing the new policy brief: Depending on the US, what is the ultimate of many of the most deadly infectious contemporary investments Goal?

President Chris Collins' friends written in related articles on Hill today are released and Americans proud that America's leadership in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria can save tens of millions of lives It should be felt and useful to greatly reduce the damage epidemic. However, the rise in drug tolerance and the lack of funds for these outcomes poses a serious risk

And, the epidemic itself, the policy of the United States has reached the critical point. The choice is in front of us - we can effectively mobilize our partners to look at global health investment and accelerate the end of the epidemic, You can overwhelm the important progress made, recover and stop and resist resistance and allow it

This report called for increased details on the efforts of the United States on three diseases in each disease, and increased global efforts to end the epidemic. This includes a modest new resource as well as a new investment in philanthropy with the intelligent private sector as well as from the United States and other countries International Health Founds have remained almost flat in recent years

Collins said: "Today, we are about to end the world's biggest epidemic." "Further efforts are needed to track until we strengthen our global response and these diseases include consumption economies, We continue to kill million lives, billions of dollars, and risks provide our security. "

I will read the column of Chris Collins Hill 'America's leadership fatal epidemic has reached the decision point'

A large version of the timetable of the report emphasizing the battle between the past trends available here and future milestones,

Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde Global Leadership in 2008, PMI has developed the Malaria strategy of the 2009-2014 US Government against the AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Control Law. According to this strategy, in 2011 we added four new regional programs in the Great Mekong region of sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia in order to increase the annual financing aid PMI. 2015 - 2020 According to the Indian PMI strategy, the goal of the US government is to support partners across the PMI, to further reduce and eliminate a significant decrease in malaria deaths and incidence of malaria a long-term It is to achieve the goal. Sub-Saharan Africa - 2017, PMI has announced plans to add five national expansion plans in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Niger and Sierra Leone, for PMI's increased funding for Congress, PMI Has reached 24 goals for malaria endemic countries

Throughout the world battle against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria the world has the most deadly epidemic pledged almost $ 1.3 billion three times that made special promises at the end of our lives. We will cooperate with many organizations to raise the awareness of the United Nations Foundation and the Global Fund, the Global Fund and advocate for increased financing. Teen girls are among the most communities in the group that is most left behind. It is right to do protection and happiness of their rights and this is wise as a girl has one power of the most powerful anti-poverty power in the world. United Nations foundation girl-up program and other activities to support the United Nations efforts to support 54,000 girls in the world to support their health, education, security support, and support. This supports 4990 Ugandan refugee girls for the first time attending school. On a global scale, the number of women's clubs has increased to 1400 clubs

Infectious diseases continue to increase. Malaria was concentrated in indigenous people in the city. Trendy in the poorest and inaccessible areas. The epidemic of HIV / AIDS is on an increasing trend, especially in women's groups, and the ratio of HIV / AIDS male to female: 5 from 1999 to 1: 2005 1 has increased to 3. Non-contagious diseases cause high morbidity and mortality. The main causes of death were cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and external factors. Traffic accidents, suicide, drowning, injuries and leukemia are causes of young people's death (10-19 years old). Mainly in urban areas, psychiatric disorders, neurological diseases, alcoholism, violence with increasing general domestic violence,