A woman in sub saharan africa is part of a cutting edge hiv clinical trial — but she can't afford a bus ticket to her health clinic, let alone the life savin. A woman in sub saharan africa is part of a cutting edge hiv clinical trial but she can't afford a bus ticket to her health clinic, let alone the life saving antiretrovirals she'll need. boghuma kabisen titanji asks an important question: how can researchers looking for a cure make sure they're not taking advantage of the people most affected by the pandemic?.
Born in cameroon, boghuma kabisen titanji is a medical doctor and mphil phd candidate at university college london. her research into hiv drug resistant viruses seeks to better understand the mechanisms of drug resistance and to identify new ways of targeting resistant viruses. during the course of her research, titanji met a woman named celine. It's an all too common story: after participating in an hiv clinical trial, a woman in sub saharan africa is left without the resources to buy a bus ticket t. Boghuma kabisen titanji asks an important question: how can researchers looking for a cure make sure they’re not taking advantage of those most affected by the pandemic? (filmed at tedxgoodenoughcollege.). Medical doctor and phd candidate at university college london, boghuma kabisen titanji, is dedicated to the study of hiv drug resistant viruses and seeks to better understand the mechanisms of drug resistance. when she did the research in africa, she found that there are so much we need to do to protect participants who are in hiv research.
Boghuma kabisen titanji asks an important question: how can researchers looking for a cure make sure they’re not taking advantage of those most affected by the pandemic? (filmed at tedxgoodenoughcollege.). Medical doctor and phd candidate at university college london, boghuma kabisen titanji, is dedicated to the study of hiv drug resistant viruses and seeks to better understand the mechanisms of drug resistance. when she did the research in africa, she found that there are so much we need to do to protect participants who are in hiv research. It discusses the significance of clinical trials in tackling disease burdens in developing countries, particularly in sub saharan africa, due to high infection rates and easier research conduct. the need for improvements in informed consent, standard of care, ethical review, and post trial plans for participants in developing countries is highlighted to ensure better outcomes and ethical. Tags > boghuma titanji stories for "boghuma titanji" she signed up to be part of a clinical trial that gave her the antiretroviral drugs she needed, for free.
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