12 tomatoes
3 bunches of leafy greens
1 avocado
1 ear of roasted maize
1 giant roasted sweet potato
I eat very well here.
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'Muli bwanji' is chichewa for 'how are you?' I hope to let my family and friends know how I'm doing through images and descriptions about my work and experiences in Malawi. "Habari Gani?" is kiswahili for 'what's going on?' or, literally, 'what is the news?' As I move on to other projects in East Africa I hope to continue to keep my friends and family updated on my work and life over here!
About Me
- Lillian
- Chapel Hill, Lilongwe, and Stone Town
- I am a fourth year graduate student working on my PhD in Epidemiology. I spent 2 years in Lilongwe, Malawi working on research related to HIV testing and HIV treatment outcomes. I am currently located in Zanzibar on the island of Unguja working on family planning.
Where is Malawi?
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Frequently used acronyms
- AIDS = Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- ART = Antiretroviral treatment
- CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- HIV = Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- HTC = HIV Testing and Counseling
- MOH = Ministry of Health
- NAC = Malawi National AIDS Commission
- PLWHA = People Living With HIV/AIDS
- STI = Sexually Transmitted Infection
- UNC = University of North Carolina
Disclaimer
The opinions and positions I write about are mine, and do not represent those of the University of North Carolina, UNC Project, or the country of Malawi.
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