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CSU 60/2010: 'WASH YOUR HANDS, PLEASE'
CSU 60/2010: 'WASH YOUR HANDS, PLEASE'
| Saturday, 22nd of May 2010 |
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The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is a well known stakeholder in public health. Hindustan Lever, which sells Lifebuoy soap, not quite so well known in our field. What happens when the two get together? Is marketing a black art, or is it about understanding what people need, then giving them what they need? What happens when the private sector learns from academic anthropology, and academia learns from marketing?
This BBC interview with Valerie Curtis is at http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p007kqsh/Global_Business_Now_wash_your_hands_please/
Good listening.
BD
PS For Val Curtis' published work on hand washing, go to www.pubmed.gov, then type 'Curtis V' in the search engine. Among others,
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