During the 1980s, people in the United States and all over the world started dying from an unknown disease. In this first episode of From Mystery to Management, Sophie Del Valle discusses the history of HIV and AIDs in the United States, how a mysterious disease became a manageable condition, and how health messaging shaped public perception around the disease. Highlighting how women were left out of conversations about HIV and AIDs since the early days of the epidemic. Throughout this episode, you’ll get to hear from Dr. Marguerite Baty Lucea, a professor and graduate program director at Towson University.

About our guest: Dr. Lucea

Dr. Marguerite Baty Lucea is a professor and graduate program director at Towson University. She has over twenty years of experience in the nursing and public field when it comes to women ...