Aids struggle in Thailand: from public health policy logic to industrial policylogic Thailand' s efforts to slow the AIDS epinvestissements directs etrangers-mic are successful thanks to a preventive policy. Now, the issue is to ensure access for people with palliative cares and antiretroviral treatments. To provinvestissements directs etrangers low-cost treatments, Thailand can mobilize national generic industry. However, the recent modifications of the intellectual propriety rights do not urge local firms to produce generics. Finally, public health policy is unable to mobilize the industrial policy in order to improve affordability of treatments to infected people.Résumé. Pour lutter contre la progression de l'épidémie du sida, la Thaïla...
Does the issue of the elimination of mother to child transmission make AIDS a “real public health pr...
This thesis uses a political economy frame to analyze Thailand’s health system and its inequalities ...
The epidemiologic conditions in developing countries gives rise to a growing need for essentials dru...
Aids struggle in Thailand: from public health policy logic to industrial policylogic Thailand' s ef...
Public Health Policy : The Fight against AIDS. Elements for an Economie Approach The scientific com...
After twenty-five-year fight with the devastating HIV/AIDS disease, the epidemic is still the greate...
National audiencePour lutter contre la progression de l'épidémie du sida, la Thaïlande a suivi avec ...
In developing countries, problems brought about by HIV/AIDS and inaccessibility of antiretrovirals (...
Access to medicines has been at the core of an extensive literature. They usually highlight the coll...
How has AIDS been put on the political agenda ? The conditions wherein decisions were made about tes...
Public Policy and AIDS Testing : Observations of a Private Law Specialist In France, AIDS préventio...
486 p.This book collects studies performed mainly with the support of the Agence Nationale de Recher...
Fight against AIDS: the reshaping of a policy of «reduction of harm linked to drug using» in Marseil...
International audienceImproving public health security on a sustainable basis is not simply a matter...
Does the issue of the elimination of mother to child transmission make AIDS a “real public health pr...
This thesis uses a political economy frame to analyze Thailand’s health system and its inequalities ...
The epidemiologic conditions in developing countries gives rise to a growing need for essentials dru...
Aids struggle in Thailand: from public health policy logic to industrial policylogic Thailand' s ef...
Public Health Policy : The Fight against AIDS. Elements for an Economie Approach The scientific com...
After twenty-five-year fight with the devastating HIV/AIDS disease, the epidemic is still the greate...
National audiencePour lutter contre la progression de l'épidémie du sida, la Thaïlande a suivi avec ...
In developing countries, problems brought about by HIV/AIDS and inaccessibility of antiretrovirals (...
Access to medicines has been at the core of an extensive literature. They usually highlight the coll...
How has AIDS been put on the political agenda ? The conditions wherein decisions were made about tes...
Public Policy and AIDS Testing : Observations of a Private Law Specialist In France, AIDS préventio...
486 p.This book collects studies performed mainly with the support of the Agence Nationale de Recher...
Fight against AIDS: the reshaping of a policy of «reduction of harm linked to drug using» in Marseil...
International audienceImproving public health security on a sustainable basis is not simply a matter...
Does the issue of the elimination of mother to child transmission make AIDS a “real public health pr...
This thesis uses a political economy frame to analyze Thailand’s health system and its inequalities ...
The epidemiologic conditions in developing countries gives rise to a growing need for essentials dru...