Access to medicines
Access to Medicines

Pillars of Access

As well as defining the "pillars" of access to medicines, we’ll explore what’s being done to guarantee that patients in the developing world get the affordable, available, accessible, and high quality meds they need. We’ll also analyze how a range of actors are addressing access issues and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Bringing medicines to the world

by Flavie Halais

An estimated 2 billion people lack access to essential medicines, most of them living in Asia and Africa, according to the World Health Organization. While progress has been made in the past three decades, thanks in part to a renewed focus placed on diseases such as HIV and AIDS, malaria and polio, much remains to be done to ensure access to treatment for all.

Step by step: The road to ending the AIDS epidemic

by Sophie Cousins

Innovating to the last mile: How access to medicines can end epidemics for good

by Christopher Game

Barriers to PrEP: Rollout of this HIV prevention tool is hitting bumps

by Sophie Cousins
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