The US has approved lenacapavir as a twice-yearly injection to prevent HIV, but the game-changer drug remains out of reach for South Africans, who carry the world’s highest burden of HIV. MedicalBrief writes that the drug is awaiting regulatory approval in South Africa but will be unaffordable for the vast majority of its citizens as the country is not among those to be supplied with generic versions.
Daniel O’Day, chairman and CEO of Gilead Sciences, called the approval of Yeztugo (as lenacapavir has been labelled in the US) a “milestone moment in the decades-long fight against HIV”.
“Yeztugo will help us prevent HIV on a scale never seen before. We now have a way to end the HIV…
Conservation Efforts: South Africa is home to numerous conservation initiatives
aimed at protecting its unique biodiversity and ecosystems.
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Nauru: You have two cows. They probably weigh less than you.
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The cab driver feels compelled to flesh the story out, as its just the husband he\’s talking to.
\”yeah I remember that last shore leave in Johannesburg, me and the lads gagging for some action, end up in a dive bar and met this girl, we got a room and she was the the worst fuck I\’ve ever had!\”
The wife says \”what did he say?\”.
Husband \”the cab driver he says he might know you!\”