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News - Page 17 of 29
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ITPC backs fight against replacement of HIV drug dolutegravir in El Salvador
For more than a month, people living with HIV in El Salvador’s capital city have been surviving a shortage of...
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Removing barriers to affordable treatment: Communities at the centre
The work of our campaign partner in Argentina, Fundación Grupo Efecto Positivo (FGEP), has been documented in UNAIDS’ Global AIDS...
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Watch What Matters: Communities transforming healthcare
When the Community Treatment Observatories (CTOs) were first set up in 11 countries in West Africa to monitor access to...
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J&J urged to reduce the price of breakthrough TB drug, bedaquiline
We’re supporting MSF’s #NoMoreTears campaign, demanding Johnson & Johnson to lower the price of the tuberculosis drug bedaquiline to $1...
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Unprecedented complaint to the Brazilian Antitrust Authority (CADE) denounces abuse on hepatitis C drug pricing
Based on a study conducted by researchers of the University of São Paulo, civil society organizations call for action to...
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Pride, HIV prevalence and pomegranates: Fighting for rights in Georgia
Six years ago Gocha, now 27, from Tbilisi, Georgia tested positive for HIV. The same year, the Orthodox church and...
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Journalists’ training in Ukraine: Reporting on barriers to treatment
Earlier this month (5 September), journalists joined an event arranged by our partner, 100% Life, in Kyiv, Ukraine, for training...
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The problem with patents: Commitments to HIV and universal health coverage are being undermined in middle-income countries
A joint blog by Othoman Mellouk, Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines Lead at the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC),...
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The EU-Mercosur trade deal: Will it go up in flames before it’s ratified?
After 20 years, political agreement has been reached on a free trade agreement (FTA) between the EU and the South...
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Supporting more people to challenge injustices: A day in the life of a treatment activist
What got you interested in treatment activism to start with? Someone in my family was struggling to access life-saving medicines....
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Apply to join ITPC’s Patent Opposition Academy
Applications are open to the Patent Oppositions Academy (the Academy) 2019-2021 for applicants living in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and...
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Brazilian Health Minister’s speech on compulsory licenses exposes a disconnect with the world
Adapted from a story first published by GTPI. Compulsory licensing is a vital public policy tool to combat the high...