Activists and Leaders at Global HIV Meeting Decry Price of Prevention Drug
Activists said high prices and limited licenses are keeping lenacapavir out of many middle-income countries, even as Gilead arranges 3 million donor-backed doses.
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AIDS activists slam 'pharma greed' over breakthrough drug
Despite participating in clinical trials, middle-income countries like Brazil, Argentina and Mexico have been excluded from access to a generic version of the drug, which researchers say can be produced for $40 a year. Protesters burst onto the stage at the opening of the 26th International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro bearing signs reading: "Pharma greed is killing us," and "You use our bodies then deny us access." "How can Latin America s…
Brazil Pushes For Inclusion In Pharma Deals For Long-Acting HIV Prevention Drugs
RIO DE JANEIRO – News that an antiretroviral drug injected twice a year had prevented almost all HIV infection in trials electrified the HIV sector two years ago – but access to Gilead’s lenacapavir has been slow, particularly for countries in Latin America. Brazil, which faces significant HIV transmission in certain groups, has been routinely […]
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