THE MORNING BRIEFDoctors Without Borders (MSF) is urging the Government of South Africa to negotiate equitable licensing terms with Gilead Sciences for the groundbreaking HIV prevention drug lenacapavir, or to consider issuing a compulsory licence that would allow local production without patent restrictions.
Guest: Alison Best. HIV/HCV Access Communications Advisor, South African Medical Unit, Doctors Without Borders (MSF Southern Africa)
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