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Es una historia demasiado común: tras participar en un ensayo clínico de VIH, una mujer subsahariana se quedó sin medios para pagar el billete de autobús que la llevaba a la clínica, por no hablar de permitirse antirretrovirales que le salvasen la vida. Boghuma Kabisen Titanji plantea una cuestión importante: ¿cómo pueden los investigadores buscar una cura sin aprovecharse de aquellos enfermos más afectados por la pandemia? (Filmado en TEDxGoodenoughCollege).
Boghuma Kabisen Titanji set out to research HIV drug resistant viruses. In the process, Titanji met a woman who changed the way she thinks about research subjects. Full bio »
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Reviewed by Denise R Quivu
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