Bush criticised for not giving AIDS money to Global Fund.

Reports criticism of United States President George W. Bush for not pledging more money to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. Indication from his state-of-the-union address that the U.S. will give $15billion to combat AIDS, but Global Fund only gets $1billion of it; View of Gro Harlem, director general of the World Health Organization, that $10billion is needed annually to control the AIDS epidemic; Background on Global Fund, its finances and programs.