• The cost of anti-retroviral drugs have fallen in the past year but they remain relatively high.

    BBC: Uganda hails HIV success

  • South Africa has run the world's largest anti-retroviral (ARV) programme since President Jacob Zuma appointed him health minister in 2009.

    BBC: South Africa: 'Over 25% of schoolgirls HIV positive'

  • The government says that the cheapest combination of long-term anti-retroviral drugs will cost 700m rand a year for 100, 000 people.

    ECONOMIST: South Africa and AIDS

  • Although the state has stepped up spending on anti-retroviral drugs it does little to bring down the number of new infections.

    BBC: Ukraine's youngest HIV campaigner

  • Botswana has found however, that even with limitless funding, it is difficult to help people who need access to anti-retroviral drugs.

    BBC: Africa's Aids drugs debate heats up

  • Results of a study released last month, showed life expectancy of those with HIV who are on anti-retroviral treatment, has improved.

    BBC: Is HIV still a death sentence in the West?

  • Pharmaceutical companies need to allow anti-retroviral drugs to be produced more cheaply.

    ECONOMIST: AIDS: Bust the stigma | The

  • Because we invested in anti-retroviral treatment, people who would have died, some of whom are here today, are living full and vibrant lives.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama on World AIDS Day

  • But virtually all anti-retroviral drugs come from abroad at present and many people with HIV fear they'll be left without the life-saving medication.

    BBC: Ukraine's youngest HIV campaigner

  • He has gone so far as to buy his own supplies of the anti-retroviral, Nevirapine, and intends to use it in the hospital.

    BBC: Case Study: South Africa

  • He has also given public warnings of the toxicity of some anti-retroviral drugs, arguing that they might be as deadly as the disease itself.

    ECONOMIST: AIDS in South Africa

  • They also alleged that his refusal to provide HIV-positive pregnant women with access to anti-retroviral drugs caused 35, 000 babies to be born with HIV.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Out of South Africa

  • An example is the pool established by the international partnership Unitaid to provide HIV patients in developing countries with access to affordable anti-retroviral drugs.

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  • How the retroviral env gene has these effects is not clear.

    ECONOMIST: A virus has been subverted into helping its host

  • Thanks to this money, about 2, 000 people now receive anti-retroviral drugs.

    ECONOMIST: A surprising almost-success story

  • Of the 6m people in the developing world in need of anti-retroviral drug therapy, less than 4% were receiving the necessary drugs by the end of last year.

    ECONOMIST: The menace of AIDS | The

  • Clearly, this retroviral gene fills an important niche in mammalian biology, but, on the other hand, mammals were able to reproduce perfectly well before they were first infected.

    ECONOMIST: A virus has been subverted into helping its host

  • ViroLogic (nasdaq: VLGC - news - people ) was also able to determine which anti-retroviral drug would be effective on the patient's particular strain of HIV.

    FORBES: Pioneering Personalized Medicine

  • Crystal's nervousness is understandable - though doctors say that if HIV-positive women take anti-retroviral drugs during their pregnancy and avoid breast-feeding, the chance of their baby carrying the virus is tiny.

    BBC: Teenagers - anonymous

  • Despite the hurdles the teachers face, they are confident that with access to effective care, support and anti-retroviral therapy, they are able to live, and to enjoy full and healthy lives.

    UNESCO: HIV and AIDS

  • There are new types of anti-retroviral drugs and inhibitors.

    ECONOMIST: The menace of AIDS | The

  • In 2003, just 50, 000 Africans were on anti-retroviral drugs.

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  • For example, almost every country in the Western world is willing to give for AIDS. But because the financing is skewed toward treatment, for every one person on anti-retroviral drugs, six new infections occur.

    FORBES: Laurie Garrett

  • Dr Gazi believes there is a strong argument for the provision of anti-retroviral drugs because of the impact they would have in cutting the transmission of HIV from pregnant mothers to their unborn babies.

    BBC: Case Study: South Africa

  • Anti-retroviral drugs can extend life for many years.

    CNN: Transcript of State of the Union

  • The Cape Times said a group of health professionals would present a petition to the Department of Health demanding anti-retroviral treatment for HIV-positive pregnant women, which they say could save the lives of 100 children daily.

    BBC: Africa Media Watch

  • New anti-retroviral drugs are also helping sufferers.

    ECONOMIST: The menace of AIDS | The

  • There was "anger at the death of five Aids activists in Aids week" aimed at both "the government's failure to provide treatment" and the opposition of the pharmaceutical companies to the importation and local manufacture of cheaper anti-retroviral drugs.

    BBC: Africa Media Watch

  • There has been significant progress in development in a number of African countries in recent years, mainly because of big investments from China, cheap anti-retroviral drugs, increased aid and the cancellation of debt which enabled better spending in schools and health care systems.

    BBC: Downturn 'risks Africa conflict'

  • As any vaccine will take years to develop, doctors are urging governments to do all they can to encourage safer sex , as well as give anti-retroviral therapies which prevent mother to child transmission, and may reduce the chance of adult to adult transmission.

    BBC: HIV vaccine trials 'within months'

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