World Bank's Dr. Kim Chose to 'Work on the Losing Side'

The transcript discusses the founding of Partners in Health by Paul Farmer and others, focusing on their commitment to providing health care to the poorest and most marginalized communities. It highlights their decision to work on the 'losing side' without expecting victory. The transcript also covers protests against the World Bank's focus on GDP growth over health and education. Additionally, it details advocacy efforts for treating drug-resistant tuberculosis and HIV in developing countries, challenging the global health community's consensus.

What was the consensus among HIV physicians regarding treatment in developing countries, and how did Farmer respond?

What challenges did Paul Farmer face in advocating for health care in developing countries?