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 Friday, Mar 27 2009PBS Program Examines HIV/AIDS, TB in South AfricaPBS   News Hour With Jim Lehrer  recently aired a three-part series examining various issues surrounding HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis in South Africa. Summaries of the three segments appear below. South Africa Looks To Set New Course in HIV/AIDS Fight : The  News Hour  on Monday examined South Africa s efforts to increase access to antiretroviral drugs and prevention messages. The segment also includes a discussion with Barbara Hogan, the country s new health minister, and examines issues surrounding women s health  Suarez,  News Hour With Jim Lehrer, owala   PBS, 3/23 .  TB Thrives Among South Africa s HIV-Positive Population : The  News Hour  on Tuesday examined the impact of HIV/tuberculosis coinfections on the country. In South Africa, TB is a leading cause of death, and estimates say that 13 people will die from the disease every hour. The segment examines issues surrounding treatment and drug resistance  Suarez,  News Hour With Jim Lehrer,  PBS, 3/24 .  Children Orphaned By AIDS Face Uncertain Future : The  News Hour  on Wednesday examined the  adidas yeezy effect of HIV/AIDS on children in South Africa, as many adults and parents are  struck down by AIDS during their prime work and child-rearing years.  The segment examines a  day in the life  of three orphan sisters who lost both parents to AIDS  Suarez, yeezy usa   News Hour With Jim Lehrer,  PBS, 3/25 . This is part of the Morning Briefing, a summary of health policy coverage from ma