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Trained pharmacists can now prescribe ARVs and manage patients with HIV

Trained pharmacists can now prescribe ARVs and manage patients with HIV
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Why not enough people with HIV are on treatment – and how a new court ruling could help

Why not enough people with HIV are on treatment – and how a new court ruling could help
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How a change in ARV distribution could help treat more people with HIV – The Mail & Guardian

Private pharmacies to join the management of antiretroviral treatment programme, making it easier for those who need the life-long medicine

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BHEKISISA | Why some people with HIV are not on treatment, and how a new court ruling could help

South Africa came one step closer to getting everyone diagnosed with HIV on treatment that will prevent them from transmitting the virus after last week’s ruling by the North Gauteng high court that gave the go-ahead for pharmacists to prescribe anti-HIV drugs

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Why too few people take HIV treatment: Court ruling may help

By 2025, SA wants 95% of people with HIV who are on treatment to have infection levels too low to transmit the virus to someone else.

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