Research
Teams of top health economists, epidemiologists, and demographers wrote eighteen research papers examining a range of responses to HIV/AIDS in sub- Saharan Africa.
Six key analyses, or ‘Assessment Papers’, are supplemented by twelve ‘Perspective Papers’. The body of research was released online on this website in September 2011 and published in full in RethinkHIV by Cambridge University Press.
You can browse the six categories and the eighteen Assessment and Perspective Paper by following the links below.
Efforts to Prevent Sexual Transmission
Three new research papers looking at the prevention of sexual infection have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
Efforts to Prevent Non-Sexual Transmission
Three new research papers looking at the prevention of non-sexual infection have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
Treatment and Initiatives to Reduce the Impact of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
Three new research papers looking at treatment have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
Vaccine Research and Development
Three new research papers looking at vaccine research have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
Social Policy Levers
Three new research papers looking at social policy have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
Initiatives to Strengthen Health Systems
Three new research papers looking at strengthening health systems have been commissioned for this project.
Each Assessment Paper outlines the costs and benefits of at least three of the most promising responses, interventions, or investments to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa within the respective category.
