July 8, 2009
Thousands line up in Kenya for HIV testing

In urging Congress to spend $60 billion over the next six years on health aid to other nations, U.S. President Barack Obama called for an integrated approach — fight AIDS, but at the same time, combat other preventable disease that kill millions of people each year.

Longtime CNN correspondent Gary Strieker, now a citizen correspondent, traveled to western Kenya recently, where he discovered a health project taking that very approach.

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Please tell me how I can access the segment on Kiambiu, Kenya that was broadcast on july 9th, 1009. Thanks Linda

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This integrated prevention demonstration was supported by the Swiss-based Vestergaard Frandsen company. For more information please visit http://www.carepack.com

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