In Fact, It Seems To Me That

Lean Water And Health Care And School And Food And Tin Roofs And Cement Floor, All Of These Things Should Constitute A Set Of Basics That People Must Have As Birthrights.

At The Same Time, It Is Obvious That Clinicians In Haiti Are Faced With Different, And, In Fact, Greater, Challenges When Attempting To Treat Complications Of Hiv Disease.

But As For Activism, My Parents Did What They Could, Given The Constraints, But Were Never Involved In The Causes I Think Of When I Think Of Activists.

I Can't Sleep. There's Always Somebody Not Getting Treatment. I Can't Stand That.

The Biggest Public Health Challenge Is Rebuilding Health Systems. In Other Words, If You Look At Cholera Or Maternal Mortality Or Tuberculosis In Haiti, They're Major Problems In Haiti, But The Biggest Problem Is Rebuilding Systems.