Brazil proves developing countries can use generic medicines to ...

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(Brown University) Researchers from Brown University, the Harvard School of Public Health, the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, and the University of Edinburgh say Brazil's push for inexpensive, low-cost HIV and AIDS treatments has helped contain thevirus during the last 20 years.

Details will be published in the July/Augustissue of Health Affairs.

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