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2004年1月15日

作者:
Celia W. Dugger, New York Times

Clinton Gets Five Companies to Reduce the Cost of AIDS Tests

Former President Bill Clinton announced yesterday that his foundation had negotiated deals with five major medical companies to steeply discount the price of two crucial diagnostic tests for H.I.V./AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean. [The 5 companies: Roche Molecular Diagnostics (part of Roche); Bayer Diagnostics (part of Bayer Group); Beckman Coulter; bioMérieux; Becton, Dickinson & Company (BD)]