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The African continent is one of the regions most affected by vaccine shortages. We need to urgently address this inequity.

South African activists protest in support of the WTO TRIPS Waiver No Patents, No Monopolies in a Pandemic

Help us tell governments blocking the movement to speed up equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines, tests and treatments to put lives over profit.

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When a drug is hugely expensive, it’s efficacy, quality are all questionable. “Would you buy this drug?” Asks Professor Michael Barry, NCP

00:12 - 16 Apr 2019
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