[e-med] Trop pauvres pour être soignés

["ReMeD" <remed@remed.org>]

[Dans l'unique revue du Parlement Européen (Parliament Magazine), on trouve 
dans le numéro daté du 6 mars 2006 un article en anglais intitulé "Too poor 
to be treated:
The pharmaceutical industrys quest for profit is denying the rights of 
millions to have a healthy life", dénonce Umberto Guidoni MEP.
Umberto Guidoni est un membre  du parlement Européen, département industrie, 
recherche et énergie. 
http://www.parliamentmag.com/content/219/Parl_Mag_p56-57.pdf
CB]

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Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:26:24 -0500 (EST)
From: "Michelle Childs" <michelle.childs@cptech.org>
To: ip-health@lists.essential.org
Subject: [Ip-health] EU MEP's article about R&D and Kenyan  resolution at 
WHO

Too poor to be treated:
The pharmaceutical industrys quest for profit is denying the rights of
millions to have a healthy life, argues Umberto Guidoni MEP.
http://www.parliamentmag.com/content/219/Parl_Mag_p56-57.pdf

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