Positively Aware

The California state supreme court is hearing oral arguments in a lawsuit by 24,000 people living HIV, charging that drugmaker Gilead Science delayed development of a safer version of tenofovir in order to protect profits. In a First Person commentary for the magazine, PrEP4All executive director Jeremiah Johnson examines the stakes of the tenofovir lawsuit—and what it could mean for patients’ rights and drug development.
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An investigative documentary produced by the BBC Eye Investigations team explores the consequences of a 2019–2025 HIV outbreak among children in Pakistan, caused by unsafe medical practices. The use of contaminated, reused syringes in clinics resulted in hundreds of children acquiring HIV. The children now face stigma from their community, friends and their own family.

Undercover in the hospital putting children at risk of HIV - BBC World Service Documentaries An undercover investigation by has exposed serious malpractice on the children’s ward of a government hospital in Pakistan.Click here to subscribe to...

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