subject: GHP Amplifies New Report That Stresses Importance of Drug Patents [print this page] Despite this progress, actions are still needed to solve the problem without creating additional difficulties. For example, even though existing medicines for HIV/AIDS has reduced mortality rates in developed countries by 70%, adherence and compliance are two major obstacles, amongst many, to the successful deployment of these drugs in developing countries. Additional barriers to access and improved health in least-developed countries include "on the ground" barriers, such as market failure, corruption, non-existent health human resources and infrastructure, and the lack of both local and international political will.
GHP Amplifies New Report That Stresses Importance of Drug Patents
