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Britain Announces Major Support for Guinea Worm Campaign

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, World Health Organization Secretary-General Margaret Chan, and British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Development Stephen O'Brien participate in an Oct. 5, 2011, press conference in London announcing £20 million (US$31 million) in major support by the British government to assist the Carter Center's Guinea worm eradication campaign. Remarks include an update of the status of the global effort led by The Carter Center to wipe out this devastating disease.

 

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