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The Biggest Public Health Challenge Is Rebuilding Health Systems. In Other Words, If You Look At Cholera Or Maternal Mortality Or Tuberculosis In Haiti, They're Major Problems In Haiti, But The Biggest Problem Is Rebuilding Systems.

I Critique Market-based Medicine Not Because I Haven't Seen Its Heights But Because I've Seen Its Depths.

Haiti Is Always Talking About Decentralization And Nothing Has Been So Obvious, Perhaps A Weakness, As The Centralized Nature Of Haitian Society As Being Revealed By The Earthquake. I Mean, They Lost All These Medical Training Programs Because They Didn't Have Them Anywhere Else.

What I Can Argue Is That No One Should Have To Die Of A Disease That Is Treatable.

At The Same Time, It Is Obvious That Clinicians In Haiti Are Faced With Different, And, In Fact, Greater, Challenges When Attempting To Treat Complications Of Hiv Disease.