Posted AT 5:37 AM EST on 18/04/07
Women at risk despite falling HIV drug costs
JOHANNESBURG — Access to AIDS treatment improved dramatically in the developing world in the past year -- with drugs getting cheaper and many countries finding new ways to reach more people with care.
But the situation remains bleak for pregnant women and children with HIV, according to a new report by the World Health Organization, UNAIDS and Unicef.
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