ASC associates Oveta Fuller and Elizabeth King publish findings on 'Trusted Messenger Approach' to HIV-Prevention in Zambia
U-M undergraduate team members of the Trusted Messenger program participate in a peer discussion on HIV and AIDS. Image from U-M HealthLab blog.
Oveta Fuller, ASC faculty associate and associate professor of microbiology, developed the "trusted messenger approach" to enlist religious leaders in HIV/AIDS prevention in Zambia over 10 years ago. A recent paper, co-authored by ASC Associate Elizabeth King and John Mark Wiginton evaluates the effectiveness of the program.
Read more about the project here :
Bringing Faith and Science Together to Fight HIV in Africa »
and read the paper here:
Release Date:
07/03/2019
