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
DRC 2011 © Robin Meldrum
WHAT'S NEEDED TO STOP NTDs
Although attention is finally being paid to some of the neglected diseases, MSF highlights what is still missing if they are truly to be eliminated.
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.
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.
