I've Been Asked A Lot

But If You're Asking My Opinion, I Would Argue That A Social Justice Approach Should Be Central To Medicine And Utilized To Be Central To Public Health. This Could Be Very Simple: The Well Should Take Care Of The Sick.

In Fact, It Seems To Me That Making Strategic Alliances Across National Borders In Order To Treat Hiv Among The World's Poor Is One Of The Last Great Hopes Of Solidarity Across A Widening Divide.

There Is Nothing Wrong With Underlining Personal Agency, But There Is Something Unfair About Using Personal Responsibility As A Basis For Assigning Blame While Simultaneously Denying Those Who Are Being Blamed The Opportunity To Exert Agency In Their Lives

Ebola Has Not Yet Come Into Contact With Modern Medicine In West Africa. But When Protocols For The Provision Of High Quality Supportive Care Are Followed, The Case Fatality Rate For Ebola May Be Lower Than 20 Percent.

I Mean, Everybody Should Have Access To Medical Care. And, You Know, It Shouldn't Be Such A Big Deal.