While drug companies celebrate price reductions that will allow girls in poor countries to be vaccinated against cervical cancer for $14 per patient, these prices are still out of reach for millions of people, MSF's Kate Elder explains.
New vaccines, including for cervical cancer, are still priced too high to reach many girls in the world's poorest countries, according to MSF's Kate Elder.
India's Supreme Court is expected to rule on a case with major implications for the global supply of generic medications. MSF's Leena Menghaney and Petros Isaakidis warn about the potential consequences for patients.
Read MSF's submission to the US trade representative on the 2012 Special 301 review process, which affects accessibility of medicines and important diagnostic tools.
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