Open and transparent ? Read our concerns over the WHO Expert Working Group process
Treating Too Few, Too Late Read about the case for starting ARV treatment earlier in developing countries click here
An ideal TB test ? Read interview with Access Campaign director
Job openings at the Campaign We are looking for a Medical Innovation Policy Adviser and an EU Policy Advocacy Assistant Read more
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Rationing Antiretroviral Therapy in Africa - Treating Too Few, Too Late Has enough been done to scale up treatment for people with HIV/AIDs in Africa? Is the treatment that patients currently receive good enough? To read this journal article click here |
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Too many children with HIV/AIDs still waiting
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Have a look at these animations explaining why people in developing countries can’t get the HIV medicines they need to survive and how setting up a ’patent pool’ could change that. MSF calls on researchers and pharmaceutical companies to act: put your patents in the pool! Click here |
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PMTCT how to move forward: In 2008, MSF held an Experts Roundtable in Geneva to discuss the current limitations of prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) programmes in the developing world and explore ways of improving the current WHO recommendations Find out more |
Understanding HIV/AIDS
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