Dr. Lynne Mofenson Wins "Federal Employee of the Year" Award for Pediatric HIV Work

by Jane Coaston, September 14, 2012

(Photo: EGPAF)

This week, Dr. Lynne Mofenson was named Federal Employee of the Year during the Service to America award ceremony. Her "Career Achievement" medal honors her decades of work in pediatric HIV. EGPAF congratulates and thanks Dr. Mofenson for being a friend, colleague, and a true champion for mothers and children around the world.
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by Jane Coaston, September 10, 2012

The World Health Organization is developing international guidance for the treatment of HIV in adolescents, and has published a new survey that seeks input from a number of stakeholders – especially young people between the ages of 10 and 24 who are living with HIV.
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by Evan Von Leer, September 4, 2012

(Photo: EGPAF)

Actress and mother Kelly Rutherford has partnered with EGPAF in its efforts to eliminate the virus and to give all mothers the chance at raising healthy, HIV-free children. Read on to learn why Kelly has become a partner in A Mother's Fight.
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by Joy Hallinan, September 3, 2012

This October, EGPAF will host the inaugural “Global Champions of a Mother’s Fight” awards gala luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City to honor longtime leaders in the fight to end pediatric AIDS. Download a corporate or individual sponsorship form today – and take a stand with us!
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What We’re Reading: Heroes in the Battle Against Pediatric AIDS, PMTCT in Uganda, and Vaccine Research

Posted September 14, 2012

This week, we’ve been reading about awards for heroes in the battle against pediatric HIV, new momentum in Uganda for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, civil rights issues for children living with HIV in the U.S., and where the research stands on the search for an AIDS vaccine. Learn more after the jump. Read More »