4. Explain how Baobab Health used technology from failed businesses to help their medical technology become stronger. 5. What major technological problem did Baobab Health face and how did they fix this issue?

6. After viewing this, what do you think has been the most significant impact of Baobab Health’s interventions

7. Do you think the changes Baobab Health initiated in Malawi could be replicated in other countries? Why or why not?

8. Who do you think should be responsible for funding these health care initiatives in other countries? Why do you feel these people and/or organizations should contribute to this cause?

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it could come from a variety of sources.

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..although it was most likely developed through zoonotic transmission, where an infectious disease which usually afflicts when animals jump to humans.

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there is no cure for hiv, although antiretroviral treatment can control the virus, meaning that people with hiv can live long and healthy lives. most research is looking for a functional cure where hiv is reduced to undetectable and harmless levels in the body permanently, but some residual virus may remain. most commonly hiv-antivirals are taken also known as nucleoside/nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors (nrti's).

oh okay you then

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i didn't even do anything

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