EATG
EATG condemns statement of Pope
Brussels, Belgium – March 24, 2009 – The European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG) has noted with dismay and strongly condemns the statement of Pope Benedict XVI in which he, the pontiff of more than 1.1 billion Catholics in the world, tried to discourage the distribution of condoms, even to prevent HIV.
The European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG) welcomes the Joint Resolution on HIV/AIDS early diagnosis and early care and calls for Council Conclusions
21.11.2008 - EATG welcomes the resolution adopted by the European Parliament on Nov 20th. The resolution – if reflected in Council Conclusions - could be instrumental in
Joint open letter to Commissioner Vassiliou on pharmaceutical package
Dear Ms. Vassiliou,
As representatives of a wide range of organisations of patients, consumers, health professionals and social health insurances, we would like to convey you with all our trust and support. We have every confidence that you will protect public health interests when discussing the forthcoming "pharmaceutical package".
German tax deductibility procedures
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Medical care for children living with HIV infection: BMS must start producing Sustiva® 100mg again!
01.08.2008 - The HIV NGOs EATG, TRT-5 and Sidaction condemn the decision of BMS which occurs in the context of a very limited number of available paediatric formulations of anti-HIV drugs. The BMS decision also goes against all official recommendations for the medical care of children and especially those living with HIV infection.
Medical care for children living with HIV infection: BMS must start producing Sustiva® 100mg again!
01.08.2008 - The HIV NGOs EATG, TRT-5 and Sidaction condemn the decision of BMS which occurs in the context of a very limited number of available paediatric formulations of anti-HIV drugs. The BMS decision also goes against all official recommendations for the medical care of children and especially those living with HIV infection.

