Heat-stable ritonavir approved, ending treatment stranglehold for people living with HIV/AIDSread more
Make It Happen Campaign Update: UNITAID Board still discussing finer details of the Patent Pool Entity read more
New European Parliament Working Group on Innovation & Access launches with support of Access Campaign read more
U.S. health care legislation could limit access read more
MSF responds to World Health Organization’s new HIV treatment guidelines read more
MSF sends letter to EU Ministers of Health regarding antibiotic resistance read more
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What do you do as a responsible government when every day more and more people need medicines you can’t afford to give them ? Listen how the government of Thailand responded to the challenge of providing AIDS medicines for those in need through the use of compulsory licensing
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