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Cheap version of game-changing HIV preventive drug granted approval by US authorities

Cheap version of game-changing HIV preventive drug granted approval by US authorities
The Telegraph Friday 06 November 2026, 11:04 UTC By Anne Gulland 1 min read
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But millions in Latin America will miss out as they are locked out of pharma deal

But millions in Latin America will miss out as they are locked out of pharma deal
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