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Matthew Hanley

Matthew Hanley is the author of Affirming Love, Avoiding AIDS; What Africa Can Teach the West, recently published
by the National Catholic Bioethics Center in Philadelphia (USA).  After earning his master’s degree in public health from Emory University in Atlanta in 2000, he worked for Catholic Relief Services until 2008, traveling extensively in Africa.  He currently writes on matters of public health, ethics, and culture from California, and is a
regular contributor to the online journal [url=“http://www.thecatholicthing.org/” target=“_blank”]The
Catholic Thing[/url].

    In the pink
    Matthew Hanley | 4 Oct 2011
    Even the NFL supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But why is everyone ignoring some of the biggest risk factors?

    You have dogmas, but I don't
    Matthew Hanley | 11 Aug 2010
    We all live by dogmas. The important thing is to recognise them and ensure that they lead to happiness and fulfilment, not destruction and misery.

    The downside of risk reduction
    Matthew Hanley | 22 Jan 2010
    Containing the STD epidemic by harm reduction robs people of hope that they can change their lives.

    Hope, change and AIDS
    Matthew Hanley | 1 Dec 2009
    World AIDS Day 2009 reminds us once again of the failure of risk reduction strategies

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