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  • SOUTH AFRICA: KEEP THE HEALTH UNIT, SAY ANALYSTS

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    19.03.2001
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  • SOUTH AFRICA WILL NOT DECLARE AIDS NATIONAL EMERGENCY

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    19.03.2001

    The South African government announced yesterday that it will not declare HIV/AIDS a national emergency, a move that under World Trade Organization rules would have allowed the country to import generic drugs "regardless of objections from drug firms claiming abuse of patent rights," Reuters reports (Reuters, 3/13).

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  • CHEAPER DRUGS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    19.03.2001

    One of the world's biggest drugs companies yesterday relaxed its patent over two Aids drugs, allowing manufacturers in South Africa to produce cheaper copies for local use, after protests from the scientific community.

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