As some of you may have realized already, I love Hans Rosling‘s presentations, his other way of looking at piles of data, and therefore drawing conclusions that differ from those of the mainstream.
In this talk he outlines to us his view on the huge amount of data available on the HIV epidemic, on data he combines in his unusual way. In so doing he unveils another picture of the behavior of the HIV in the world, he untangles the complex risk factors of one of the world’s deadliest (and most misunderstood) diseases. For him preventing transmissions is the key to ending the epidemic and not drug treatments.
Today another day of intense meeting activities lies ahead of me. I won’t have a lot of time to focus on anything else, so I’m happy to let Hans Rosling talk in his joyful way about one of the most serious topics we have to deals with.
