85% of AIDS patients deprived of treatment in DRC
Lack of availability of treatment for HIV/AIDS in the DRC has resulted in an excessively high number of patients arriving with serious complications in MSF clinics. » READ MORE
» RELATED: MSF statement in advance of the Global Fund's 10 Year Anniversary
DRC 2006 © Elisee/MSF
Bolivia 2010 © Vania Alves
10 STORIES THAT MATTERED
2011 was filled with stories that impacted people’s ability to access medicines, diagnostics and vaccines where MSF works.
Kenya 2003 © David Levene
TREATMENT SCALE-UP NEEDED
As new data show combination treatments give promising results, diagnosis & treatment of visceral leishmaniasis of HIV+ people in East Africa must be scaled-up.
Zimbabwe 2011 © Brendan Bannon
GLOBAL FUND ACTION REQUIRED
In light of the cancellation of its next funding round, the Global Fund needs to mobilise money for a new funding window to support treatment scale-up.
What is the Campaign?
Médecins Sans Frontières set up the Access Campaign in 1999 to push for access to, and the development of life-saving and life prolonging medicines, diagnostic tests and vaccines for patients in MSF programmes and beyond.
