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DOH buys 1.2 million bottles of HIV medicine

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Josiah Antonio, Rhodina Villanueva
DOH buys 1.2 million bottles of HIV medicine
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The Department of Health has procured over 1.2 million bottles of HIV antiretroviral medication to address supply shortages caused by global logistics issues. Delivery delays have forced health advocates to implement temporary rationing of the medication.

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Ensuring a steady supply of life-saving medication is essential for public health and the management of HIV/AIDS in the country.

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MANILA, Philippines - Amid a supply shortage, the Department of Health (DOH) has procured 1.2 million bottles of antiretroviral medicines for people with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

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