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05 December 2018

MSF PULSE: Big Pharma vs. children with HIV

Photograph by Luca Sola

Funny time during the "six-month-day meeting" in Mbulumbuzi Health Centre, Malawi, 2017.

December 1 is World AIDS Day. In this episode of MSF PULSE, we look at one particularly vulnerable category of HIV-positive patients which continues to be almost completely neglected by pharmaceutical companies: children.

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MSF PULSE: Big Pharma vs. children with HIV

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HIV-hepatitis C co-infection in Mykolaiv, Ukraine

On World AIDS Day, threat to access to medicines looms large

A decade later in Epworth, life grows

World AIDS Day 2016

Adolescents with HIV: Don’t let them slip away

HIV: Despite better access to treatment, many AIDS patients in African hospitals still die

Antiretroviral drugs fail to consistently reach patients in countries most affected by HIV/AIDS

Canada’s role in ‘getting to zero’ on HIV

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