Since I Do Not Believe That There

What I Can Argue Is That No One Should Have To Die Of A Disease That Is Treatable.

We Have To Design A Health Delivery System By Actually Talking To People And Asking, 'what Would Make This Service Better For You?' As Soon As You Start Asking, You Get A Flood Of Answers.

Civil And Political Rights Are Critical, But Not Often The Real Problem For The Destitute Sick. My Patients In Haiti Can Now Vote But They Can't Get Medical Care Or Clean Water.

Again, Conventional Catholicism Does Not Much Appeal To Me.

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.