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Access to generic HIV/AIDS drugs increasing following Thailand's decision to issue compulsory...
news-medical.net May 12, 2008
Access to some antiretroviral drugs is increasing in Thailand because of the country's decision to issue compulsory licenses for certain medications, Winai Sawasdiworn, deputy secretary-general of the National Health Security Office, said recently, the Bangkok Post reports (Apiradee, Bangkok...
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