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The World Is Full Of Miserable Places. One Way Of Living Comfortably Is Not To Think About Them Or, When You Do, To Send Money

I Recommend The Same Therapies For All Humans With Hiv. There Is No Reason To Believe That Physiologic Responses To Therapy Will Vary Across Lines Of Class, Culture, Race Or Nationality.

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.

We've Taken On The Major Health Problems Of The Poorest - Tuberculosis, Maternal Mortality, Aids, Malaria - In Four Countries. We've Scored Some Victories In The Sense That We've Cured Or Treated Thousands And Changed The Discourse About What Is Possible.

Since I Do Not Believe That There Should Be Different Recommendations For People Living In The Bronx And People Living In Manhattan, I Am Uncomfortable Making Different Recommendations For My Patients In Boston And In Haiti.