Treatment access

Reaching 3 by 5…by 7: new report on universal access

Oxfam criticises DFID’s new strategy as a “missed opportunity”

Utility of routine viral load, CD4 count and clinical monitoring among HIV-positive adults in rural Uganda

Implementation of more complex regimens for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Rwanda

The estimated cost of switching from d4T to TDF in South Africa

Key patient safety concern removed in new FDA guidance for non-US trials

FDA approval of generic ARVs

New PMTCT guidelines for South Africa (Feb 2008)

Boehringer fails to register tipranavir in Brazil after using Brazilian patients in registrational study

HIV and TB co-infection and treatment charges in the UK

Donor governments pledge record amounts to the Global Fund

Survival of HIV-positive IDUs in the era of HAART

Mbeki draws international scorn for firing deputy health minister

Lesotho to revise national guidelines to include tenofovir first line

International AIDS treatment advocacy group says overhaul needed to reach new G8 treatment goals

Indian court ruling in Novartis case protects India as the pharmacy of the developing world

Abbott drops lawsuit against community action

G8 pledges to Africa are insufficient

Abbott sues ACT-UP Paris

UK’s DFID support of Thailand

Roche patent for hepatitis C drug challenged in India

New PK data for protease inhibitors

Clinton Foundation announces significant price reductions for generic second-line drug and more tolerable first-line options

Generic tenofovir licensed in South Africa

Agreement for generic license of darunavir in South Africa

Brazil issues plans to produce generic efavirenz

Access to Abbott drugs in Thailand

Indian government only plans to provide access to second-line ARVs after first-line drug treatment targets are met

Increasing antiretroviral access for children

Abbott situation worsens in Thailand

Wall Street Journal examines reason Abbott increased price of ritonavir

Access to treatment in the USA: waiting list for ARVs in South Carolina

Royalty-free license granted for development of tenofovir and topical microbicide

Novartis test case in India threatens the ARV pharmacy of the developing world

Thailand issues compulsory license to manufacture lopinavir/r: WHO criticised for challenging this essential access to treatment

Global Fund Board selects new executive director

Clinton price for new paediatric treatment

Indian generic heat-stable ritonavir

Generic FDC of efavirenz/tenofovir/FTC launched by Cipla

Compulsory license for efavirenz in Thailand

Gilead licenses tenofovir to Indian generic manufacturers

Funding prospects improve for Round 6 Global Fund

Enough is enough: South African activists demand: fire Manto

Treatment access: more optimistic results from scale up programmes

Treatment access and community responses: online webcasts and debates

Patent oppositions filed on three essential drugs

Activists meet with Gilead and Abbott over access to second-line therapy

Data exclusivity: a new threat to affordable generic medicines

ITPC publish updated report on access to treatment

Protesters evicted from UN headquarters, New York

Community opposition filed against tenofovir patent application in India

Lopinavir/r (meltrex) filed in South Africa

Indian community organisations file first opposition against patent application

ITPC Indian Mailbox database now online

Global fund review: timing of Round 6 still unclear

Treatment access new from Aidspan

China puts 23 HIV/AIDS patients under house arrest

TAC wins court case against Matthias Rath

BMS licenses atazanavir to generic drug companies

Missing the target: a report on HIV/AIDS treatment access from the frontlines

New Clinton agreements to lower prices of HIV/AIDS rapid tests and second-line drugs in 50 countries

WHO adds seven antiretrovirals to list of prequalified HIV drugs

Ranbaxy launches two new ARVs in India

FDA tentative approvals: generic oral solutions of nevirapine and d4T

Amendment to WTO TRIPS agreement makes access to affordable medicines even more bleak: MSF expresses concern that patients the world-over will have to pay the price

Post navigation