Примеры использования Antiretroviral medication на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Antiretroviral medication.
Percentage of HIV/AIDS patients receiving antiretroviral medication.
ARV antiretroviral medication.
Today, approximately 8,000 people are being treated with antiretroviral medication.
Antiretroviral medication for children born to HIV-positive mothers;
The largest part of the budget was allocated to antiretroviral medication.
Antiretroviral medication is also available free of charge to all through public health services.
In addition, we have started to provide antiretroviral medication to persons in need.
Today, we have antiretroviral medication, which helps; however, there is no vaccine that can cure this disease.
The Committee regrets that government funding for antiretroviral medication appears to be insufficient.
It is further concerned at the fact that only a limited number of HIV-infected children have access to antiretroviral medication.
Percentage of HIV-positive pregnant women who received antiretroviral medication to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission.
It is further concerned at the fact that only a limited number of HIV/AIDS-infected children have access to antiretroviral medication.
Provide free voluntary counselling andtesting and universal antiretroviral medication for all children, including those who are over 15 years old;
Since antiretroviral medication is now free for all those who are afflicted, thanks to our tenacity, Senegal has remained a success story in combating AIDS.
For the vast majority of people living with HIV and AIDS,life-saving antiretroviral medication remains inaccessible.
A lack of access to affordable/free antiretroviral medication for HIV positive individuals, due to various factors, including trade-related intellectual property rights and a lack of investment in public subsidies for antiretroviral medication for HIV positive individuals.
The Central African Republic is still experiencing difficulties in obtaining access to antiretroviral medication, to voluntary testing and to prevention methods.
CRC noted with appreciation various measures undertaken by Benin, but was deeply concerned at the high prevalence of HIV/AIDS andthat a limited number of HIV/AIDS-infected children have access to antiretroviral medication.
The federal Government has directed more than 300 million pesos to acquiring antiretroviral medication for the most vulnerable part of the population that lacks social security.
Three OTs(Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands and Montserrat) are also members of the"Organisationof Eastern Caribbean States(OECS) Pharmaceutical Procurement Service" which procured antiretroviral medication at reduced cost.
In East and Southern Africa, 68%[53%-95%] of pregnant women living with HIV received antiretroviral medication to prevent mother-to-child transmission in 2009 up substantially from 15% in 2005.
UN Women was concerned about the inadequate reproductive health services and the lack of mental healthservices for adolescents and limited access by HIV/AIDS infected children and mothers to antiretroviral medication.
Thanks to our national HIV/AIDS policy, which addresses prevention, assistance and treatment andguarantees universal access to antiretroviral medication, without discrimination and with respect for human rights, the rate of infection in the general population is very low.
From 2003 to 2005, as director of the World Health Organization's HIV/AIDS department,he led the"3 by 5" initiative, the first-ever global goal for AIDS treatment, which greatly to expand access to antiretroviral medication in developing countries.
Because of that, Saint Vincent andthe Grenadines currently faced the challenge of sourcing more advanced antiretroviral medication, and called on the producers of such second-line medicines to make them available to poor and small States.
The Committee urges the State party to strengthen its efforts in combating the spread and effects of HIV/AIDS by, inter alia, training professionals, conducting education campaigns on prevention, improving the prevention of mother-to-child transmission programmes,providing free and universal antiretroviral medication and improving protection and support for AIDS orphans.
The Committee welcomes the efforts undertaken by the State party to address the spread of HIV/AIDS, e.g. the National Programme to fight HIV/AIDS,which provides for free and universal antiretroviral medication, but remains very concerned at the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS amongst adults(mainly women) and youth and the increasing number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
In the light of general comment No. 3 on HIV/AIDS and the rights of children(CRC/GC/2003/3), the Committee urges the State party to strengthen its efforts in combating the spread and effects of HIV/AIDS by, inter alia, training professionals, conducting education campaigns on prevention, improving the prevention of mother to child transmission programme,by providing free and universal antiretroviral medication and improving protection and support for AIDS orphans.
Public expenditure has also increased considerably and60 million pesos were spent on purchasing antiretroviral medication, which covered 1,000 people.