AIDS Around the World
Updated: August 05, 2008
It's the world's deadliest disease; 33 million have HIV and many more are affected. At least 25 million have died-- that's greater than the population of Texas. The best way to fight this growing pandemic is to be educated and aware.In this special report you can: get the facts about AIDS, see what it's like to live with the disease, and find ways to help.
From Africa, the world's hardest-hit region, to the United States-- watch the story of 14-year-old Binta and read about Eliza's uncle Monty.
It's the world's No. 1 killer. Track AIDS global impact with the interactive map, then take the quiz to learn more about the epidemic.
Save a life. Get volunteer information and find local, national and global HIV/AIDS help organizations.
Keep a Child Alive
Channel One joined Alicia Keys and Bono at a recent Keep a Child Alive benefit to discuss the urgent need for support, medication, and orphan care for AIDS-affected families.
Exclusive: Shaun White
White steps off the slopes to talk about how he's putting his star power to use-- fighting AIDS.
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