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AIDS Treatments: Discounts Here to Stay

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Pharmaceutical Executive

Pharmaceutical ExecutivePharmaceutical Executive-10-01-2001
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Rio de Janeiro-The Brazilian health ministry will use its $35 million a year in savings on Roche’s newly discounted AIDS therapy to fund a program aimed at providing non-AIDS medicines to low-income families.

Articles in this issue
National Crisis Supercedes Coverage Debate
PBMs: Merck-Medco in the Hot Seat
AIDS Treatments: Discounts Here to Stay
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Chaotic Content: Streamlined Solutions
Clinical Trial: FDA Stays Silent on Trovan Charges
National Crisis Supercedes Coverage Debate
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A Five-Year Forecast: Clear Seas Ahead?
Weak Bones, Strong Market
Weak Bones, Strong Market
Approvals: Novartis’ Silver Lining
Pfizer and others Pitch In
Oncology: EMEA Approval Lags
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BioTech's New Business Model
Illegal Sales in India
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Also Known As...The Value of Generic Names
Health Plan Premiums: Pharma Takes the Blame
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