er professor ved Senter for internasjonal helse, Universitetet i Bergen. Han har doktorgrad frå Universitetet i Tromsø på helse- og sjukdomsåtferd, og dei siste 20 år har hans forskingsfokus vore innan hivepidemiologi og førebygging av hiv i Afrika og Asia.
er lege og forsker, med doktorgrad frå Universitetet i Bergen, innen hivepidemiologi.
Ingen oppgitte interessekonflikter.
Senter for internasjonal helse
Universitetet i Bergen
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