Being Positive - HIV/Aids Researcher

Rubia Dar

Being Positive - HIV/Aids Researcher

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Abstract

I researched and produced a documentary for the BBC that looked at 20 years of scientific medical advancement in treating HIV/Aids. This was partly funded by the Open University and looked at the historical and scientific impacts of the disease on the world.

Original language	English
Publisher	British Broadcasting Corporation
Publication status	Published - 2004

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Being Positive - HIV/Aids Researcher

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