Clinton foundation deal lowers cost of Aids drugs

Former US President Bill Clinton has announced agreements with drug companies to lower the price of so-called “second-line” Aids drugs for people in the developing world.

Clinton foundation deal lowers cost of Aids drugs
Wed, 09 May, 2007 - 09:22

Former US President Bill Clinton has announced agreements with drug companies to lower the price of so-called “second-line” Aids drugs for people in the developing world.

A once-a-day Aids pill will be made available for less than 75c a day.

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