Business and HIV/AIDS: Too little, too late

For years we have heard stories of what individual businesses are doing about HIV/AIDS or pronouncements on what they should do. The Global Health Initiative of the World Economic Forum has conducted a global survey to tell us what businesses are really thinking and doing.

The results? Businesses wait until rates of HIV are really high before they respond to protect their workers. Businesses in general have a very thin fact base with which to decide whether and how to react. Proven models exist, however, to guide business leaders.

What should we each be doing to ensure next year’s results show more action?

Dr Kate Taylor

Posted by World Economic Forum at 11:29

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Health has become a matter of business, just like water.
The problem is that the changes are not simply related to that matter, but to all forgotten issues.
Aids is still a taboo. So why there should be investments on it, on creating a cure for it, when it is for many still a disease of homosexuals and prostitutes?
Why are they going to invest money on curing people when placebos bring more profit to the big laboratories?
This is just another matter that should be discussed deeply, reanalizing our morals and old fashioned concepts.
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