Ian Hodgson

Ian Hodgson is an academic based in the UK, and during 2005 has been working with Health and Development Networks (HDN) in Thailand, as Programme Adviser.

HIV/Aids: stigma’s curse and cure

The results of a survey that one in five of British people aged between 14-25 would not care for a family member infected with HIV, and one in seven would

By Ian Hodgson

/ 30 Nov 2007

The price of the ticket

Educated and well-trained health workers save lives. This may seem obvious, but the truism packs a special punch on the day that the 2006 report of the World Health Organisation

By Ian Hodgson

/ 6 Apr 2006

Dazed and confused: the reality of Aids treatment in South Africa

HIV has always been more than simply a virus: wherever it strikes there is controversy, panic and confusion. In 2005, heated debate around aid allocation policy, and the morality of

By Ian Hodgson

/ 11 Jan 2006

Loaded but lonely: the moralisation of US aid policy

Since President Bushs inauguration in January 2001, the United Statess international and domestic aid policy has changed significantly. In a trend that echoes some of the impulses behind

By Ian Hodgson

/ 30 Nov 2005