© Brendan Bannon
Learn about the issues MSF & others confront in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS.
We aim to build support for expanding HIV treatment to save lives and prevent the spread of the virus. Building on our experience treating HIV, we are introducing new treatment approaches and using our expertise to fight for lower medicine prices.

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
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DRC 2006 © Elisee/MSF

© Brendan Bannon
Learn about the issues MSF & others confront in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS.
My Life with HIV in 2011: Siama
Charles Sako, Catherine Atieno and Siama Musine live and work in Kibera, a deprived area of Kenya’s capital Nairobi...

Learn about MSF’s work treating people with HIV - today 170,000 people with HIV are today receiving antiretroviral treatment from MSF in 19 countries.
The Global Fund is facing a several billion dollar Shortfall; for the first time in its history, no new funding round will be approved for 2011