Epstein Secrets

ughing. No telling either how many people in other parts of the city already had MDR, but [there were] reports of hundreds in other neighborhoods. In Carabayllo itself, the Socios workers found entire families sick and dying with what turned out to be genetically related strains of the disease--a phenomenon c

ERSIGHT_028782 --- PAGE BREAK --- In June 2002 ... the WHO adopted new prescriptions for dealing with MDR-TB, virtually the same as PIH had used in Carabayllo. For Jim Kim this marked the end of a long campaign. "The world changed yesterday," he wrote from Geneva to all of PIH. The prices of second-line ant

t Committee to, among other places, Peru, where about 1,000 chronic patients were either cured or in treatment. About 250 were receiving the drugs in Tomsk, and, largely because of the efforts of WHO, the Russian Ministry of Health had finally agreed to the terms of the World Bank's TB loan--150 million

ghing. No telling either how many people in other parts o= the city already had MDR, but [there were] reports of hundreds in other n=ighborhoods. In Carabayllo itself, the Socios workers found entire familie= sick and dying with what turned out to be genetically related strains of =he disease--a phenomenon

. Their organizat=on was small and it had other projects, in Haiti and Boston and elsewhere,=and Peru put a strain on everyone. Jim had to travel to Carabayllo at leas= once a month. Farmer had to go there slightly more often. Kim's audacious 'Robin Hood attitude' won him and PIH acclaim for =heir role in c

Committee to, among other places, Peru, where about 1,000 chronic p=tients were either cured or in treatment. About 250 were receiving the dru=s in Tomsk, and, largely because of the efforts of WHO, the Russian Minist=y of Health had finally agreed to the terms of the World Bank's TB loan--1=0 million

ughing. No telling either how many people in other parts of the city already had MDR, but [there were] reports of hundreds in other neighborhoods. In Carabayllo itself, the Socios workers found entire families sick and dying with what turned out to be genetically related strains of the disease--a phenomenon c

t Committee to, among other places, Peru, where about 1,000 chronic patients were either cured or in treatment. About 250 were receiving the drugs in Tomsk, and, largely because of the efforts of WHO, the Russian Ministry of Health had finally agreed to the terms of the World Bank's TB loan--150 million