People living with HIV have raised alarm over being issued expired or limited supplies of key antiretroviral drugs amid reported shortages.
A section of expired ARVs dispensed to people living with HIV. [Benard Orwongo, Standard]
She took Antiretroviral (ARV), but quickly noticed they had expired.
This was after checking the bottle and noticing that the life-saving drugs had expired.
Dorothy Onyango, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Women Fighting AIDS in Kenya (WOFAK), quickly returned the medicine to a clinic where she had collected it, in Nairobi.
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