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エリザベス・ピザーニ:セックス、ドラッグ、HIV―合理的に行きましょう

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裏付けとなる論理、機知に富んだ話、そして「公衆衛生オタク」の眼鏡を装備して、エリザベス・ピザーニが、税金によってHIVの拡大に効果的に立ち向かうことを妨げる、今日の政治システムにおける無数の矛盾を明らかにします。刑務所の麻薬中毒者からカンボジアの路上のセックスワーカーまで、リスクの高い状況にある人々に関する彼女の研究によって、時には直感に反した手段が深刻な病の拡大を食い止めることができるということが証明されます。

Elizabeth Pisani uses unconventional field research to understand how real-world behaviors influence AIDS transmission -- and to overhaul antiquated, ineffective prevention strategies. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Shizuka Kawame
Reviewed by Takako Sato
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