Joint statement by 14 NGOs dismisses TRIPS deal as a ‘gift bound in red tape’
1 October 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Treatment access
An activist’s view from the WTO meeting in Cancun
1 October 2003. Related: Treatment access.
South African cabinet rules that public hospitals should provide ARVs
1 October 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Indian government taken to court over lack of treatment
1 October 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Township project is a model for care in resource poor settings
1 October 2003. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Projects band together to buy lowest-cost generic drugs
1 October 2003. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Facial fat loss – measuring and treatment
1 September 2003. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access, Weight, diabetes, metabolic complications.
Appointment of industry executive to supervise US AIDS initiative provokes criticism
1 September 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Activist anger over US ‘ambush’ of the Global Fund
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
$15 billion AIDS bill signed, but full funding shaky
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
New GAA report: US and G8 must act fast to rescue Global Fund
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
World Health Assembly approves resolution supporting public health considerations in drug policy
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
WHO Assembly analysis
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Bill Gates to give $1 million to Brazil’s AIDS programme
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Adherence is not a barrier to successful antiretroviral therapy in South Africa
1 July 2003. Related: Treatment access.
The impact of migration, race and ethnic diversity on healthcare delivery and clinical outcomes in the UK
1 June 2003. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access, Women's health.
Global Fund requires ‘significant’ new money
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Commentary: a crisis the Board must confront
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
‘Fund the Fund’ launches campaign pack
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Senate approves Bush’s $15 billion international AIDS bill
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
GSK halves drug prices to 63 countries
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Shareholders target PepsiCo over care for its employees in Africa
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Burkina Faso to purchase generic drugs from Indian company
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
South Africa fails to accept $41 million from Global Fund
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
UK gives £15.7m to Burmese HIV project
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Death of South African AIDS activist fuels anger
1 June 2003. Related: Treatment access.
The City turns up the heat on drug companies to make treatment available in poorest countries
1 May 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Lancet commentary concludes that prevention and treatment in South Africa are affordable and desirable
1 May 2003. Related: Treatment access.
South Africa treatment protests go global
1 May 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Gilead to sell tenofovir at cost to 68 countries
1 May 2003. Related: Treatment access.
New advocacy coalition demands emergency funding from rich governments for Global Fund
1 May 2003. Related: Treatment access.
NIH/NIAID study of generic drugs shows results consistent with stringent manufacturing standards
1 April 2003. Related: Conference reports, Antiretrovirals, Treatment access, PK and drug interactions.
Global Fund gives $210 million for treatment in Thailand
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Anti-HIV combination drug for Indonesia
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Indian generic drug maker Ranbaxy Laboratories to launch own-brand abacavir
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Bush blocks deal allowing cheap drugs
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Roche to sell nelfinavir, saquinavir at cost to least-developed nations
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
South Africa appoints another dissident
1 April 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Bush plans $15 billion budget to treat two million people and prevent seven million infections in 14 countries – but meets criticism from activists
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
The World Health Organisation must continue its work on access to medicines in developing countries
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Dr Jong-Wook Lee nominated to be WHO director-general
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
AAI Pharma access programme providing treatment for 36,000 people in Africa
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Pharmacia to launch pilot programme for expanding access to medicines in the poorest countries
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Heineken to offer antirerotviral drug coverage to African workforce
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Five pharmaceutical companies to halve antiretroviral drug prices for central America
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Patent law overrides would not expand access to drugs for low-income nations, opinion piece says
1 March 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Combination of three generic drugs in one pill meets bioequivalence criteria when compared with the branded drugs: Triomune vs d4T/3TC/NVP
1 February 2003. Related: Conference reports, Antiretrovirals, Treatment access.
Lancet special report examines direction new WHO director general should take on several HIV/AIDS-related issues
1 February 2003. Related: Treatment access.
Europe steps in to protect discounted drugs for developing countries
1 December 2002. Related: Treatment access.
Profiteers undermine preferential pricing and make millions diverting cheap drugs sent to Africa
13 November 2002. Related: Treatment access.
Activists win court battle in campaign for generic production of ddI
13 November 2002. Related: Treatment access.
Global AIDS fund facing bankruptcy
13 November 2002. Related: Treatment access.
Excitement over anticipated approval of T-20 is balanced by fears that it will be the most expensive HIV drug yet
13 October 2002. Related: Treatment access.
GlaxoSmithKline cuts drug prices to 63 countries
13 October 2002. Related: Treatment access.
Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela promise to lead peer education among political leaders as world looks for $10 billion a year to fight HIV/AIDS
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
South African activist unveils campaign to force compulsory licences
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
MSF study shows treatment in resource-poor settings is effective
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
‘Barcelona Declaration’ demands 2m poor people are treated in the next two years
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Lives were lost as experts argued the merits of care versus prevention, says Stefano Vella
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Peter Piot sets out the global political agenda in the fight against HIV/AIDS
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Health should be a right, not a commodity, and medicine must be removed from the World Trade Organisation, argues key speaker
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Governments must act to cut drug prices, says Kenya’s health minister
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Civil society had to fight for universal access to AIDS drugs in Brazil
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Coalitions of local NGOs can effectively demand access to medicines, reports MSF
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.
Involvement of PLWHA is key to improving access to treatments
11 September 2002. Related: Conference reports, Treatment access.