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Experts Say That Cheaper Drug Treatments Alone Are Not Enough
Having won big price cuts for AIDS drugs sold in poor countries, groups in the fight against the epidemic are now pressing for a far broader line of attack.
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Generic Medicine for AIDS Raises New Set of Concerns
Experts are divided over whether drug manufacture in developing countries is really the best way to ease the AIDS crisis.
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How Close is the AIDS Vaccine?
Scientists have found an unconventional path that may lead to an imperfect--but nonetheless earthshaking--cure.
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South Africa unlikely to fast track key AIDS drugs
South Africa's success in winning a landmark case against the drug industry was tempered on Friday by signs that cheap AIDS medicines were unlikely to flood quickly into a country ravaged by the disease. - WOZA
Tuberculosis follows footsteps of AIDS in Africa
The number of cases of tuberculosis in Africa, already in the millions, will double over the next decade as HIV continues to spread across the continent, the United Nations warned today, calling for a concurrent effort to fight both infectious diseases - WOZA
World's rich say to fight poverty, boost health
The world's richest countries and the most powerful multilateral financiers threw their weight behind huge poverty reduction and health improvement schemes for developing nations. "What we can achieve together, developing countries and developed countries, IMF and World Bank is so much greater than we can achieve on our own," Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown said at a news conference - WOZA
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