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New HIV/AIDS Drug In South Africa Streamlines Treatment And Lowers Costs
South Africans living with HIV or AIDS are being offered a new option for treatment that will significantly reduce the number of pills they have to take daily. The South African government, which sponsored the new medication, says it will be the least expensive HIV/AIDS treatment in the world.
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