GlobalPost/PRI: Tested but untreated: How Uganda’s new AIDS efforts are leading to a drug shortage
“… With new efforts to eradicate the virus worldwide, and millions in U.S. and foreign funding every year, some say the end of HIV/AIDS is near. But those same efforts are having the opposite effect in Uganda, where poor planning, lack of donor accountability, and chronic budget gaps are leaving thousands of patients without treatment…” (Nelson, 8/7).

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