Natasha Mitchell

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24,986 appearances 297 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2005 last heard Jul 2018

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And many might just say this is just prohibitively expensive.
But the other factor is what fifteen year old girl is going to admit to her doctor necessarily that she's sexually active and please doctor can I have a pill so that I can have safer sex?
And there's strong evidence now that youth-only clinics really make a difference in keeping young HIV-positive Africans alive and thriving.
But does a pill like PrEP mean people then get blase about other forms of protection and prevention?
Will they ditch condoms, for example?
Many are concerned that this is a biomedical solution.
Big Pharma stands to make a lot of money out of a lot of girls taking PrEP.
Perhaps we should be focusing in on behavioural options for girls.
Dr.
Rebecca Marcus from the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation.
Yvette Raphael was on the front lines of the fight to make anti-retroviral drugs available and affordable to South Africans.
They were dying en masse, under their then president Tabo Mbeki, a prominent AIDS denialist.
Now she says prevention is the new battle frontier.
In Hides activism.
The very gutsy Yvette Raphael, and I imagine her daughter will be too.
I'm Natasha Mitchell.
Thank you for joining me on the Health Report this week.
Check out the website for more information, the transcript and audio.
And you can join me again this Sunday morning on Background Briefing here on RN, where I'm looking at the human rights abuses holding us back from preventing the spread of HIV worldwide.
From Uganda to the Ukraine, dramatic stories of criminalisation, discrimination, political ideology and imprisonment.
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