JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – One in five South African clinics are running short of life-saving HIV/AIDS drugs, affecting nearly half a million people and undermining the success of the world’s largest treatment program, medical charities said on Thursday. With about 6 million people infected with the virus – more than 10 percent of the population – South Africa carries the world’s heaviest HIV/AIDS caseload and has around 2.5 million people taking antiretroviral (ARV) drugs daily. However, the huge numbers are causing the system to creak, health researchers say. Medical charity ...
EU bans South African citrus imports over disease fears [ G4dG33t ]
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By Charlie Dunmore
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union on Thursday banned most imports of
South African citrus for the remainder of this year over ...
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