BU in Kenya, Part 3 of 3: Kericho's Big Lessons
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Channel: Boston University · 2010 · Education
[Part 3 of 3] For nine years a team from what is now the Center for Global Health and Development has used African tea plantations, their unique culture and meticulous record-keeping, to study workers who have contracted HIV, the deadly virus that produces AIDS. The hope is to prove to corporations across the African continent, and elsewhere, that providing good health care for HIV-positive workers is a worthy way to save lives — and a sound business investment.
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