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$5,000 per HIV patient required
12:14 03.05.2002
text: "Kazakhstan Today" views: [48] Related articles19 families in Western Kazakhstan region are HIV infected Ministry of Health of the RK forecasts HIV cases raise to 20 thousand Many countries of the world including Ukraine and Russia not succeed in struggle against HIV - UN HIV-infected teenagers in Pavlodar US FDA approves first drug shown to reduce risk of HIV infection $5,000 pa is required to treat a HIV-infected patient, UN representative in Central Asia, UN united program for HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Rudik Adamian stated on working trip to Pavlodar oblast. He said that within the next five years Western scientists should invent a cure for AIDS. However Kazakhstanis will get a cure in no less than another decade. Therefore RK doctors and AIDS centers face a task of halting the infection. "Doctors nowadays waste a lot of time to identify contacts of an HIV-infected. However prophylactics are no less important", he observed. Doctors and AIDS centers should be more vigorous setting up syringes exchange points and enforcing prophylactics. UN rep proposed that doctors explained AIDS danger not only to risk groups (prostitutes, addicts, and convicts), but also to ordinary school kids, and even to pre-school kids. Adamian said that about 2,800 people are HIV-infected in Kazakhstan. HIV began spreading in Pavlodar back in 1998, within three years the number of infected grew 40-fold. |
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