HIV/AIDS
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Campaign Challenges Cipla Over Drug Pricing in India: 'Profit at What Cost? AIDS Drugs for All'
Published in AIDS Weekly, August 20th, 2007
As part of its ongoing global campaign to lower drug prices and improve access to lifesaving AIDS treatments worldwide, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), which operates free AIDS treatment clinics in India under AHF India Cares (in Mysore, New Delhi and in Guwahati, Assam in collaboration with the National AIDS Control Organization) -- will host a press conference in New Delhi on Thursday August 9th with several Indian civil society partners and co-sponsors to unveil a print advertisement in a new advocacy campaign that challenges Cipla, the Indian drug maker, for its steep prices for Cipla's generic AIDS drugs in India. AHF is launching this new campaign targeting generic drug...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2007-08-20)
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