The Work of Paul Farmer in Haiti to Combat AIDS

The work of Paul Farmer in Haiti to combat AIDS revealed much more than the underlying problems inherent in the clinical pathology and transmission of the disease, including

A) the connection between health and socioeconomic and political conditions there
B) how outside aid was a complete failure in helping the recovery effort
C) the extent to which corruption had severely exacerbated the problem
D) the way in which foreign investment had created the conditions for the original problem to take root