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Unitaid

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Unitaid

@UNITAID

We save lives by making new health products available and affordable for people who need them most – fast. Hosted by @WHO.

Geneva

Joined October 2009

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RT @MedsPatentPool: Join us at AIDS 2026 for a satellite session jointly convened by the @MedsPatentPool, @pahowho and @UNITAID: Beyond TLD…
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New: @UNITAID and CHAI have cut the cost of AI-powered TB screening software by up to 65%. This means communities without radiologists can now get same-day TB detection. ow.ly/IFnQ50ZqatN
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HIV self-testing changed how we think about access. By removing barriers and giving people more choice, it helped reach communities who were being missed by traditional services. #AIDS2026
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Learn how HIV self-testing helped transform access to care and what it teaches us about the future of health innovation: 20years.unitaid.org
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20 years of HIV innovation. One lesson: Innovation creates possibility. Access creates impact. Ahead of #AIDS2026, we’re looking back at the partnerships and breakthroughs that transformed the HIV response, and what comes next.
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Ahead of #WorldHepatitisDay, we're highlighting the communities most affected by hepatitis C. People who inject drugs account for 43% of new infections. We support community-led approaches that bring testing and treatment closer to the people who need them.
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Jul 20
Malaria is evolving. The response must evolve too. Over the past 20 years, the malaria toolbox has expanded from a handful of interventions to a growing range of complementary tools helping protect communities worldwide.
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Jul 17
Innovation alone is not enough. Access creates impact. A promising innovation can stall if it is too expensive, unavailable or difficult to deliver. We work across the access journey to help ensure health innovations reach the people and communities who need them.
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@UNITAID
Jul 17
Access is about far more than medicines. Anton Basenko shares how harm reduction changed his life, and why eliminating hepatitis C means removing barriers to care and working alongside communities.
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Jul 17
Finding TB earlier can save lives, but millions still face delays in getting diagnosed. Together with @CHAI_health, we’ve reduced the cost of AI-powered TB screening software by up to 65%, helping more communities access faster diagnosis.
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Jul 17
Read more about how partners are working to remove barriers to TB diagnosis and bring faster screening to more communities: ow.ly/4oB250ZoOO7
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Jul 16
Lenacapavir is a long-acting HIV prevention option with potential to transform prevention. Unitaid and partners have helped secure a generic price of about $40 per person per year across 120 countries. Access must be designed from the start, not added later.
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@UNITAID
Jul 16
One in three people with a fever in malaria-endemic countries seek care from private providers. A new Unitaid report highlights gaps in private sector malaria care and calls for stronger integration into national systems to improve quality, surveillance and treatment outcomes.
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Jul 15
When essential health services come under pressure, partnerships help keep progress moving. @GiveWell is investing US$5M in SAFEStart+, building on Unitaid’s work to expand access to testing for HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and Chagas disease. Read more: ow.ly/Xkm850ZnFVC
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Jul 15
Innovation creates impact when it works for the people delivering care. From training to integration into health systems, access is about more than introducing a new tool. It's about helping health workers deliver better outcomes every day.
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Jul 14
Before 2016, nearly half of all people living with HIV globally did not know their status. Today, HIV self-testing is part of national policy in 109 low- and middle-income countries. When barriers are removed, access can expand rapidly.