UN announces new deal to cut HIV drug costs
A deal announced at the UN will supply a new HIV drug to millions of patients in developing countries for $75 dollars, as opposed to $75 a day, which is the pill’s price in the US.
A deal announced at the UN will supply a new HIV drug to millions of patients in developing countries for $75 for a year’s supply, as opposed to $75 a day, which is the pill’s price in the US.
HIV/AIDS activists say it could be an important moment in the fight against the virus.
Al Jazeera’s Tania Page reports from Johannesburg, in South Africa.
Published On 21 Sep 2017