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New Mathematical Model for HIV
By Ethan Knudson '11
Uganda 1993: Sociologist and statistician Martina Morris '80 had just presented her sophisticated mathematical model on the spread of HIV to a conference attended by African elders.
In the back, a man raised his hand and asked, "Can your models account for having more than one partner at a time?"
When Morris admitted they didn't, the man walked out.
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