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Malawi

Malawi/ART: MSF increases numbers of patients each week

Huge numbers of orphans one of the more shocking consequences of the AIDS davastation. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Uganda

Uganda/ART: Developing programmes to assist in HIV care

MSF runs a Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS programme and offers HIV testing for pregnant mothers in collaboration with the Arua Hospital AIDS Programme. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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South Africa

South Africa/ART: Inaugural programme reaps rewards

MSF project was first in country offering ART at the primary health care level. The survival rate is 90%. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Access to medicines

Access denied to essential medicines in developing world

The WHO has warned that, although access to essential drugs has improved remarkably since the introduction of its model list of essential drugs in 1977, one third of the world's population still lacks access to these drugs. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Honduras

In one year, the clinic did 1,000 HIV tests - 200 of which were positive.

In one year, the clinic did 1,000 HIV tests - 200 of which were positive. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Cameroon

Cameroon/ART: Making triple therapy availble to low incomes

In March 2001, prices for first-line ARVs dropped from US$10,000 to US$277 per patient per year. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Guatemala

Guatemala/ART: MSF priority goes to low-income patients

MSF plans to double the number of patients under ART next year, and to include children in the programmes. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Kenya

Kenya/ART: Battling the national catastrophe

Triple therapy is now one Euro a day but even that is still too expensive for many. Project Update - 1 Dec 2002
 
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Angola

Tragic mine accident leaves 7 dead and 6 wounded in Angola

In addition to the vaccination team, the small convoy was transporting a number of patients to the hospital in Mavinga. Press Release - 30 Nov 2002
 
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Cambodia

Scaling up HIV/AIDS treatment jeopardized by WTO negotiations

MSF and other NGOs can never reach all the people in need. Governments need to implement national ART programmes. Treatment needs to be free or patients need to be able to afford it. Press Release - 28 Nov 2002
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