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Two medical schools join forces to battle HIV/AIDS in Kenya

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"Provides an important story and critical lessons that can actually lead to the stabilization and control of the AIDS pandemic in the world, while saving millions of lives in the process." —Robert Aponte, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis


"This Indiana-Moi partnership is a model for how to tackle the huge challenges of HIV/AIDS and poverty in general, and one of the most inspiring examples of humanitarian partnership I have ever seen." —Jim Morris, Former Executive Director, United Nations World Food Program


"Presents compelling evidence to counter the argument that people in the developing world cannot change their behavior and incorporate drug therapy into their daily lives." —Jeanette Dickerson-Putman, co-editor of Pulling the Right Threads



Table of Contents

Foreword by Paul Farmer
Acknowledgments

1. Daniel
2. Birth of a Partnership
3. "We All Need to Be Doing More"
4. "Seldom Has History Offered a Greater Opportunity"
5. "We Are Not a Mortuary"
6. Can Foreign Aid Work?
7. The Power of the Academic Health Center
8. AMPATH in Action
9. Moving Upstream
Epilogue

Index

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      Publisher Indiana University Press
      Published 29 June 2009
      ISBN-13 9780253220899
      978-0253220899
      ISBN-10 253220890
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Two medical schools join forces to battle HIV/AIDS in Kenya

      Trade Review

      "Provides an important story and critical lessons that can actually lead to the stabilization and control of the AIDS pandemic in the world, while saving millions of lives in the process." —Robert Aponte, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis


      "This Indiana-Moi partnership is a model for how to tackle the huge challenges of HIV/AIDS and poverty in general, and one of the most inspiring examples of humanitarian partnership I have ever seen." —Jim Morris, Former Executive Director, United Nations World Food Program


      "Presents compelling evidence to counter the argument that people in the developing world cannot change their behavior and incorporate drug therapy into their daily lives." —Jeanette Dickerson-Putman, co-editor of Pulling the Right Threads



      Table of Contents

      Foreword by Paul Farmer
      Acknowledgments

      1. Daniel
      2. Birth of a Partnership
      3. "We All Need to Be Doing More"
      4. "Seldom Has History Offered a Greater Opportunity"
      5. "We Are Not a Mortuary"
      6. Can Foreign Aid Work?
      7. The Power of the Academic Health Center
      8. AMPATH in Action
      9. Moving Upstream
      Epilogue

      Index

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