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HIV/AIDS

Media campaign aimed at stigma of AIDS

Today, the international medical aid agency Médecins Sans Frontierès (MSF) launches a mass media campaign in Ukraine aimed at tackling the stigmatisation and discrimination directed at the large number of people living with HIV/AIDS. Press Release - 19 Mar 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

New HIV/AIDS project in Nchengele district

A new MSF HIV/AIDS project is to start at the end of March in the Nchengele district of Zambia. Project Update - 18 Mar 2001
 
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Access to medicines

Yes, drugs for the poor - and patents as well

Every year malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS kill around 6 million people, almost all of them in the developing world. In the Media - 22 Feb 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

AIDS triple therapy for less than $1 per day

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) welcomes the announcement made by generic drug manufacturer Cipla, that it will sell its triple-combination therapy for AIDS to MSF for $350 per year per patient and to governments for $600/year. Press Release - 7 Feb 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

Offer to Africa On AIDS Drug

Press Release - 7 Feb 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

US action at WTO threatens Brazil's successful Aids programme

US action at WTO threatens Brazil's successful Aids programme Press Release - 1 Feb 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

MSF basic information

"The worst is still to come in southern Africa. The region is facing human disaster on a scale it has never seen before." - Dr Peter Piot, Executive Director, UNAIDS Project Update - 1 Jan 2001
 
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HIV/AIDS

MSF says pharmaceutical industry must keep its promise

On May 11 this year, the Wall Street Journal reported on an offer that was made by five large pharmaceutical companies (Boehringer lngelheim, Bristol Meyers, Glaxo Wellcome, Merck & Co. and Hoffmann-La Roche) to lower the prices of HIV/AIDS drugs in developing countries. Since then however, little has come of this promise. Project Update - 5 Dec 2000
 
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HIV/AIDS

The crippled continent

The plight of Miriam Mbwana is a stark example of the tragedy being played out in millions of families across sub-Saharan Africa. Six of her 11 children have died of Aids. Project Update - 2 Dec 2000
 
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HIV/AIDS

Glaxo stops Africans buying cheap Aids drugs

Special report: the Aids crisis Project Update - 2 Dec 2000
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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