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Home » WHITE HOUSE AIDS PLAN BYPASSES GENERIC DRUGS, CRITICS SAY
WHITE HOUSE AIDS PLAN BYPASSES GENERIC DRUGS, CRITICS SAY
April 6, 2004
The Bush administration is proposing new international standards for fixed-dose combination AIDS drugs that could effectively bar generic drugmakers from participating in U.S. funded programs, some U.S. lawmakers and activists groups are charging.