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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-09-04-exclusive-aspen-ditches-plans-to-make-hiv-prevention-jab-lenacapavir

EXCLUSIVE: Aspen ditches plans to make HIV prevention jab lenacapavir

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (594+ words) Health & Science Correspondent South Africa’s biggest pharmaceutical manufacturer, Aspen Pharmacare, has pulled out of government plans for local production of Gilead Sciences’ HIV prevention shot lenacapavir, citing a lack of guaranteed demand, and is instead targeting Merck’s experimental pill, alimatravir....

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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-09-01-lenacapavir-shot-offers-hope-but-access-is-constrained

Lenacapavir shot offers hope, but access is constrained

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (661+ words) Health & Science Correspondent Lindiwe Mqatazana is not taking any chances with her health, or with that of her unborn child. “There’s a lot of guys who won’t tell you they are HIV positive. So I have to protect myself,” says…...

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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-08-20-nih-reverses-trump-era-ban-on-sa-research-funding

NIH reverses Trump-era ban on South African research funding

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (417+ words) Health & Science Correspondent The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has ended its ban on funding South African research projects, opening the door for local scientists to apply for its grants once more. In a memo sent to staff, a…...

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businessday.co.za > news > health > 2026-08-18-health-department-defends-r155bn-hiv-drug-tender-in-court

Health department defends R15.5bn HIV drug tender in court

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (685+ words) Health & Science Correspondent The health department has pushed back against pharmaceutical manufacturer Cipla’s legal bid to scrap its R15.5bn Aids drug tender, arguing in court papers that officials ran a fair and rational process to determine which companies should be allocated…...