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Miracle Drug, Broken System: The Flawed Global Rollout of Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir

Miracle Drug, Broken System: The Flawed Global Rollout of Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir

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This episode explores lenacapavir, a groundbreaking twice-yearly injectable drug promising to revolutionize HIV prevention. Despite exceptional clinical trial results in Uganda demonstrating near-total protection, the real-world rollout faces massive hurdles. We analyze the stark divide between cutting-edge medical innovation and systemic implementation failures. From supply chain bottlenecks and severe inventory shortages in high-risk communities to staggering list prices and devastating foreign aid cuts, this episode deconstructs how political, financial, and logistical barriers threaten to derail a revolutionary public health breakthrough in the places that need it most.

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