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Report on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic – June 2000AcknowledgementsThis report was prepared and produced by Elizabeth Pisani, Bernhard Schwartländer,Suzanne Cherney and Anne Winter, with the support of a core team including Neff Walker,Teresa Buerkle, Jos Perriëns, Ryuichi Komatsu, Roeland Monasch, Stefano Lazzari andPeter Ghys.This report would not have been possible without the support and valuable contributionsof our colleagues in national AIDS programmes and research institutions around the world.The following persons and institutions are among those who supported the work withmajor contributions and thus deserve our special gratitude: Andrew Ball, Ron Ballard, AnnBlanc, Ties Boerma, Botswana Business Coalition on AIDS, Bilali Camara, Paloma Cuchi,Karl Dehne, Pamina Gorbach, Ron Gray, Harare Family Support Trust, Carol Jenkins, TonyJohnston, Sam Kalibala, Anatoli Kamali, Kangemi Women’s Empowerment Centre, WilliMcFarland, Eric Mercier, Stephen Mills, Sue Parry, Greg Powell, S Ramasundaram, JoshuaSalomon, Laura Shafner, Karen Stanecki, Brian Williams, Regina Winkelmann, JimmyWithworth, Basia Zaba, Zimbabwe Commercial Farmer’s Union.5
Report on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic – June 2000Global estimates of the HIV/AIDS epidemic as of end 1999 1People newly infected with HIV in 1999 Total 5.4 millionAdults4.7 millionWomen2.3 millionChildren
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