AIDS Corps Act of 2003
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The AIDS Corps Act of 2003 proposed the creation of a pilot program to send American healthcare professionals to sub-Saharan Africa and other regions heavily impacted by HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. The initiative aimed to test the feasibility of deploying U.S. medical expertise to provide direct care and support in global hotspots facing severe public health crises. For citizens, this bill represented an effort to formalize a volunteer corps of doctors and nurses to address international epidemics through American humanitarian service.
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