Swazi Aids response in cash crisis
Drug supplies are running low and a lack of funding could reverse important progress made in Swaziland's HIV/Aids crisis.
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Africa sees dramatic improvement in HIV treatment
The United Nations says access to HIV treatment has improved greatly in sub-Saharan African, leading to a steady drop in Aids-related deaths.
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State drug company 'not a quick fix'
A state-owned pharmaceutical company providing ARVs is not a clear remedy for cheaper and more efficient manufacturing of the life-saving medication.
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Living in the shadow of denial
National transmission rates of perinatal HIV infection are falling but the past is still with us, writes Martinique Stilwell.
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Forced HIV testing up for debate
If people knew their status, new infections would decrease. The question is how to achieve this.
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Urgent need to expand drug roll-out
Universal access to antiretroviral therapy could have saved more than 4,37-million children in Africa from becoming orphans.
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TB diagnosis should start at home
An active approach to identifying TB at the community level is needed in a country with one of the highest rates of the disease in the world.
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Motsoaledi's tender victory
The new procurement procedures have
succeeded in halving the cost of ARV drugs.
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Time to hand it over, Mr Zuma
The M&G weighs in on its victory at the SCA and the government's extraordinary success in cutting in half the cost of antiretroviral drugs.
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Govt announces reduction in cost of ARVs
There has been a "massive reduction" in the prices of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, according to Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi.
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