On Thursday, former U.S. President Bill Clinton announced a remarkable new program
designed to help developing countries clear two major obstacles to AIDS treatment: the high cost of antiretroviral drugs, and the low quality of the countries' health-care systems. The Clinton Foundation has so far signed up four generic-drug companies and helped them cut production costs, reducing by one-third the price of AIDS -fighting drugs. The firms three in India and one in South Africa will still profit because of the high...
