Monthly Archives: January 2017

You need not die of boredom in Geneva

Posted on January 23, 2017 by Meg Davis, Ph.D.

Planning a visit to Geneva, Switzerland – for a meeting, business, or to save the broken world? Many people say Geneva is boring. I know — I used to be one of them. Over the years I’ve found a few … Continue reading →

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In 2017, set global health targets from the ground up

Posted on January 4, 2017 by Meg Davis, Ph.D.

I’m lucky to be starting 2017 in Grenada, a flawlessly beautiful island nation of just 100,000 people. But Grenada, like many countries, has found it hard to gather basic HIV data in a context where same-sex sexuality and sex work … Continue reading →

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