成都治子宫肌瘤的医院:翻译句子

Every weapon in the fight against AIDS needs to pass these same two tests — it has to work and people have to use it. But particularly in poor countries, where most of these services are by necessity free, AIDS treatments and prevention strategies are usually offered as if marketing were unnecessary. That is especially true for antiretroviral therapy. After all, the logic goes, it’s a lifeline. Surely no one would throw it back. And when they have access to it, most people don’t. Antiretrovirals are now saving lives all over South Africa. The public-health system has gone from 0 to 175,000 people on antiretrovirals in two years. Add in programs run by businesses and nongovernmental groups like Médicins Sans Frontières, and more than a third of South Africans who need antiretrovirals are now taking them, and the figure continues to rise. Patients who have agreed to start antiretrovirals are very good about taking their medicine, and when they do, few are dying.