Meanings of combat aids in English

Extensive efforts are afoot to combat Aids in Africa.

Mr Mbeki says he wants all the evidence to hand before deciding how to combat Aids.

The discovery could bring work to combat Aids close to a "tipping point", experts say.

It exploited differences within the community and settled the boycott by pledging large donations to combat AIDS.

He headed business management consultancy McKinsey & Co for nine years and is associated with philanthropies combatting AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

U2 frontman Bono met Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Tuesday to try to convince him to support his efforts to combat AIDS.

Dr. Michel Kazatchkine, the executive director of The Global Fund, also wants to see donors make longer-term financial commitments to combat AIDS.

While Bush's popularity has been low, he has been praised by many, including President-elect Barack Obama, for his initiatives to combat AIDS.

The intention is also to reduce Brazil's dependence on imported condoms, which are distributed free as part of a national program to combat AIDS.

It now plans to spend 500 million ringgit ($136 million) on programs to combat AIDS, including needle distribution.

It has committed $7.7 billion of that to programmes in 136 countries to combat AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Archibugi's campaign is unlikely to impress the Vatican, which teaches that fidelity within heterosexual marriage, chastity and abstinence are the best ways to combat AIDS.