Sentence examples for aids costs from inspiring English sources

Nevirapine, which prevents mother-to-child transmission of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, costs $430 per 100 units in Norway, where there is hardly any market for it, she said, and $874 in Kenya, where the need is desperate.

Middle-income countries like China, Thailand and Ukraine should pay for their own AIDS costs so that American funds can be channeled to the poorest and most affected nations.

Every minute of every day, AIDS costs the world another child's life.

Not only that, but the clever business people they are, they bundle re-fittings and follow-up visits into the cost, generally using this as the explanation for why hearing aids cost so much.

A single prosthetic can cost up to $6,000, and hearing aids cost $280 a piece.

All of them were low-cost OTC hearing aids costing less than US$115 each.

Similarly, hearing aids cost 20 times higher in developing countries than when purchased elsewhere [ 34].

It is also pertinent to acknowledge current efforts by WHO and other organisations towards the provision of guidelines for audiological services as well as the development of low-cost solar powered hearing aids costing no more than US$40 per piece compared to about US$500 dollars in developed countries [ 64].

He said legal aid costs had already fallen rapidly, resulting in a £60m underspend last year.

Financial aid costs Dartmouth $61 million a year, up from $24.5 million in 1998.

Humanitarian aid costs seven times more in South Sudan than it costs in Somalia – which is not an easy context either.