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TPAA

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TPAATransatlantic Partners Against AIDS (New York, New York)
TPAAThai Physicians Association of America
TPAAThe Plot Against America (Philip Roth book)
TPAATibial Proximal Anatomical Axis
TPAATrade Promotion Authority Act of 2002 (aka Trade Act of 2002)
TPAATaxpayer Protection and Assistance Act of 2005


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Vladimir Mendelevich, Director of the Institute of Mental Health Research and head of the Department of Medical and General Psychology, Kazan State Medical University; the roundtable on "HIV/AIDS as a Business Issue" by TPAA and Global Business Coalition; "Access to ARV Therapy" by the Delo Foundation and FrontAIDS; and "Women as a Vulnerable Population", led by Marina Berezhnaya, journalist and associate professor, School of Journalism, at SPbU.
We welcome President Putin's recognition of the potential devastating impact of HIV and his leadership in bringing more resources to the fight," said Avet Khachatrian, TPAA Director of Programs in the Russian Federation.
Headquartered in New York, TPAA is leading innovative HIV/AIDS prevention education throughout Russia and Ukraine.
 
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