Event Host: Bexley Public Library and the College of Arts and Sciences
Short Description: On World AIDS Day, in the midst of another pandemic, join expert faculty for a close look at the historical factors that shaped the global spread of HIV, from equatorial Africa to the world.
On World AIDS Day, in the midst of another pandemic, join expert faculty for a close look at the historical factors that shaped the global spread of HIV, from equatorial Africa to the world.
Thomas F. McDow is a specialist in African History at Ohio State University. He co-teaches a course with a microbiologist on the global history and science of HIV and is writing a history of HIV in Tanzania.
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