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5 Sep 2001

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UN Integrated Regional Information Network

Programme to Supply AIDS Drugs Delayed [Nigeria]

A Nigerian pilot programme that would provide cheap antiretrovirals to people living with HIV/AIDS did not begin on 1 September as planned, Reuters reported last week. Largely seen as the most ambitious generic AIDS treatment programme, the pilot project plans to provide 10,000 adults and 5,000 children with generic copies of antiretroviral drugs.