More than 20 years and 20 million deaths after the AIDS pandemic broke out, fewer than 5% of the 40 million AIDS victims worldwide are being treated today. In spite of increased social awareness, the numbers rise annually and no preventative vaccine is in sight. In 2001, India began production of life prolonging generic drugs sold at a fraction of patented prices. A patient can now be kept alive for $300 a year compared with the previous cost of $10,000. MSF (Medecins Sans Frontieres) is currently expanding treatment centers. The organization monitors 23,000 patients under anti-retrovirals (ARV)...