Professor Helen McShane has dedicated the last 12 years of her life to developing a new tuberculosis vaccine. We follow her team’s unprecedented work at Oxford University and explore why now is a pivotal moment in history to save millions of lives and end the TB epidemic.
EXPOSED is a four-part series of short films that tells the story of the deadly global epidemic of tuberculosis. The series focuses on current efforts to halt this airborne disease, which is growing more difficult to address, as well as the urgent movement to develop new tools to prevent it. By telling the stories of four inspiring individuals interspersed with expert commentary from some of the world’s top TB physicians, scientists, advocates and policymakers, EXPOSED brings viewers to the forefront of the race against tuberculosis. For more information, go to aeras.org/exposed.
The EXPOSED film series received a PR Daily Digital PR Award for Best Cause-Related Video. Read the press release:aeras.org/pressreleases/exposed-film-series-wins-best-cause-related-video
We need your help to spread the word. Watch and share at aeras.org/exposed. To organize a screening or request a DVD (available in a variety of languages and formats), email [email protected].
EXPOSED is produced by Aeras, a nonprofit biotech advancing tuberculosis vaccines for the world. The series is developed in partnership with filmmaker Mo Scarpelli of RAKE FILMS with support from GATHER.
Special thanks to TB alert, Umuzi Photo Club, the Nelson family, MSF, Results UK, Tuberculosis Association of India, New Delhi TB Centre at Lok Nayak Hospital, SATVI, ACTION, GATHER, Invisible Children, Oxford University, Bobby Ramakant and Shobha Shukla.
