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Our Next Topic of Discussion on African Health Dialogues is: Expanding Access to Treatment for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS in African communities Worldwide
As we all know, without treatment with the adequate dose of the properanti retroviral, the diagnosis of HIV is a certain death sentence. Persons living with HIV who follow a strict recommended treatment, diet and lifestyle regime are likely to achieve a quality of life nearly comparable to those who are HIV negative. We will compare data from one African country to another looking at the number of people needing treatment against the number actually getting it.
- The obvious questions are why are people of African descent worldwide more affected to by the HIV Virus?
- What are the obstacles to achieving 100% treatment coverage for people of African descent living with the virus?
- Who are the stakeholders, beneficiaries and regulators of the properanti retroviral?
- What can be done to improve the statistics?
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ABOUT AFRICAN HEALTH DIALOGUES
African Health Dialogues is a weekly health care discussion on AV radio about awareness, progress and gaps, costs and accessibility of medical /pharmaceutical products and services within the African and African Diaspora communities Worldwide.
The program is being facilitated by African Views (AV), Life-Scope Africa Foundation (LAF), Medical Journal of Therapeutics Africa (MJoTA), and Phameds International. Objective of the program is to provide health literacy, advocacy, and inspire consensus and leadership roles in improving public health care status in underserved communities
Host: Dr. Ladi Owolabi
Host: Dr. Susanna J. Dodgson
Specialist: Regina Askia Williams, RN
Expert Private Sector's perspective: Mr. Folusho Obe
Quality control: Mr. William A. Verdone
Director and Producer: Mr. Wale Idris Ajibade
Sponsors:
African Views (AV)
Life-Scope Africa Foundation (LAF)
Medical Journal of Therapeutics Africa (MJoTA)
Phameds International
UPCOMING EPISODES
· Counterfeit & Substandard Drugs in Africa, A major issue
· Mobile and e- Health care delivery in Africa (?)
· Child Maltreatment Prevention
· Autism
· Sleeping Sickness
· Mental illness
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