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PRESS ROOM Press Contacts:
Photo Gallery July 11 Sunday
 MSF booth set up at the conference 
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Image Pack here (JPEG format) Daniel Berman (MSF Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines) presented MSF's experience with fixed dose combinations in resource-poor settings at Satellite Symposium:"World Health Organisation: 3 by 5"
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Image Pack here (JPEG format)News Children Being Neglected in AIDS Fight, Claims Medecins Sans Frontieres
13th July, 2004
"Commercial pharmaceutical companies do not bother to develop paediatric formulations of AIDS medicines because children are not an attractive market." 
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Document hereImmediate release: MSF reports on
progress and challenges of expanding AIDS treatment programs
12th July, 2004
Treatment of people living with HIV/AIDS with antiretroviral medicines (ARVs) is effective, even for patients at advanced stages of the disease living in resource-poor settings, according to new clinical data released by MSF today at the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok. Simplification of treatment, including use of three-in-one fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) of ARVs, has allowed MSF to rapidly scale up its AIDS treatment program from 1,500 patients in 10 countries to 13,000 patients in 25 countries over two years.
Download Document hereMedia Package on MSF HIV/AIDS projects
7th July, 2004
Press summary and a quick overview of MSF's ARV programmes worldwide
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