Patents, Pills, and the Press

The book explores the complex interplay between the HIV/AIDS crisis and the contentious issues of intellectual property rights and access to medicines. By integrating contemporary media theory with interdisciplinary research, it analyzes news coverage and includes insights from journalists and civil society activists. This examination sheds light on how global crises, governance, and media are interconnected, revealing the significant role media plays in shaping public discourse and policy surrounding health emergencies.