AIDS drugs hit roadblock in Africa
Dispute over generics stalls treatment efforts
PRETORIA -- African nations are refusing to accept US Food and Drug Administration approval of generic AIDS drugs, delaying the delivery of the less costly medicine to patients, according to US, UN, African, and drug company officials. (Full article: 1107 words)
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