A Preventable Fate: The Failure of HIV/AIDS Treatment in Myanmar

November 24, 2008

Thousands of people are needlessly dying due to a severe lack of lifesaving HIV/AIDS treatment in Myanmar. Unable to continue shouldering the primary responsibility for responding to one of Asia’s worst HIV crises, MSF insists that the government of Myanmar and international organizations urgently and rapidly scale-up the provision of antiretroviral therapy (ART).

Related:

• Press Release: November 25, 2008

  Myanmar: Urgent Lack of HIV/AIDS Treatment Threatens Thousands

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