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Article

20 Mar 2015

Author:
Karyn Kaplan, Director, International Hepatitis/HIV Policy & Advocacy, Treatment Action Group

Comment by Karyn Kaplan

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...Gilead is now forcing both doctors and patients in resource-limited settings to jump through unethical hoops before accessing low-cost versions of these drugs. A restrictive anti-diversion clause in their recent license to Indian generic producers forces clinicians to violate basic medical ethics and patient human rights by revealing confidential patient data....

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