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First case of AIDS reported in Brazil
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AIDS policy passes in Brazil
Policy passed in Brazil to provide universal access to antiretroviral drugs (ARV's) -
"estimated 610 000 individuals living with HIV/AIDS" (p.7)
worldwide? -
240 000 cases reported by Ministry of Health
higher numbers than other countries due to better reporting -
400 000 people, globally, treated with ARV's
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WHO goal: 3 million to have ARV's by 2005
World Health Organization and the Joint United Nations Programme for HIV/AIDS put forth a goal: 3 million HIV-positive people will have access to ARV's by 2005 -
700 000 people using antiretroviral therapy
300 000 (developing world), half of which in Brazil -
WHO's deadline
1.2 million on ARV's out of 6.5 million who need access to these therapies. 3% of the worlds' HIV/AIDS cases were from Brazil, yet made up 15% of the 1.2 million assisted by ARV's -
"currently" 40 million HIV-infected people worldwide
95% from middle-low income countries