Aids in sub-Saharan Africa - Professor Hazel Barrett

Professor Hazel Barrett has spent a number of years researching the aids epidemic in the sub-Saharan countries of Africa.

In this talk, Hazel discusses some of the many issues effecting the growing problem of AIDS and HIV. She also talks through the socio-economic factors that are influencing its prominence throughout this region. The lecture then goes on to discuss the impact that the virus is continuing to have on the UK.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• aids
• africa
• social
• science
• hiv
• uk
• health
• epidemic
• pandemic
• medicine
• humanities
• public
• disaster
• socialscience
• society
• Welfare

[covstudent]

thanks for this hazel, very informing

[Alara0625]

It's obvious someone wants all the blacks eradicated

[Alara0625]

If people didn't have such a prejudice view of Africa then they would see that the virus was given to the people through the UN small pox vaccination. How can a mother be clean and a child have Aids? How did that virus develop in Africa and the Africans never had it in the past. If Africans are so savage why are Europeans living amongest them.

[ConcertVid]

Nice to be able to see this. Shame no students got to attend this

[edocumentary]

this is really informative, i think the work that you are doing in bringing this problem to the public is great. thank you