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Gates Foundation – 60 Minutes Interview
A very interesting interview on 60 minutes with Bill and Melinda Gates highlighting the work and priorities of the Gates Foundation.
Asked what the foundation’s global priorities are, Melinda Gates said, “HIV/AIDS, malaria, mother-and-child deaths, in that order.”
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Filed under: Commentary on news & events, Public health Tagged: | AIDS, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, global health, India, malaria, maternal health