Tegan Taylor
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first heard Mar 2018
last heard 31 Jul
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Does a similar approach need to be taken for COVID-19, where there's some more kind of community-level public health messaging happening for these people who are really
Resistant.
So we mentioned before that your early in your career th was the AIDS epidemic.
What did you learn during that time that has sort of informed the rest of your career up until now?
Yeah, I think the public and politicians as well often want scientists to just be able to pull a rabbit out of a hat, but you need to be laying that groundwork in the good times so that when these pathogens emerge, you're ready.
So the Kirby Institute's involved in some major NIH-sponsored COVID and HIV trials.
And we've called there's been a lot of talk about the current global research effort as being unprecedented, but actually a lot of the foundation
For this, were laid in the AIDS epidemic.
What sort of international collaborations that began with HIV have helped the COVID research effort?
Jane Costello, who's uh partner of the University of New South Wales, she's the CEO of Positive Life New South Wales, which represents people who are HIV positive, she was asking about your reflections on the role that stigma has played in both the AIDS epidemic and the COVID epidemic.
These health disparities have been known about for years though.
What is it about Covid nineteen that's m put them into such stark relief?
On that and probably our last question, uh a question sent in from Pejman Keshvadust, who says there's a whole new generation of doctors who are training as medical students right now.
What do you hope they've learnt from this pandemic that they can take into their practice?
And what do you hope the general public takes away from it?
Absolutely.
Doctor Fauci, thank you so much for joining us and for sharing your insights.
Dr.
Anthony Fauci is director of the U.S.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaking there as part of an event for the UNSW Kirby Institute.
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