EXPOSED: The Race Against Tuberculosis (Official Trailer)

EXPOSED is a four-part series of short films that tell 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. To learn more about the series, download the overview here: http://bit.ly/ZNNNgb. The EXPOSED film series received a PR Daily Digital PR Award for Best Cause-Related Video. Read the press release: http://www.aeras.org/pressreleases/exposed-film-series-wins-best-cause-related-video If this trailer inspires you, please spread the word via YouTube's share function, email, or showing it at an event. For more information, to request a DVD (available in a variety of languages and formats), or to organize a screening, please contact [email protected]. EXPOSED is produced by Aeras, a non-profit biotech advancing new tuberculosis vaccines for the world. The series is developed in partnership with filmmaker Mo Scarpelli of RAKE FILMS with support from GATHER. Learn more at aeras.org. Featured in the trailer (in order of appearance): Kari Stoever, Vice President for External Affairs, Aeras Natalie Skipper, physical therapist and MDR-TB survivor Dr. Jayant Banavaliker, Head of Department of TB and Chest Diseases, Municipal Corporation of Delhi Prof Helen McShane, Professor of Vaccinology and Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Research Fellow, University of Oxford Prof Linda-Gail Bekker, Principal Investigator, The Desmond Tutu HIV Centre, University of Cape Town Aaron Oxley, Executive Director, RESULTS UK Blessina Kumar, Vice Chair, Coordinating Board, Stop TB Partnership Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Be among the first to see the series! Sign up at bit.ly/Y0Kowl.