Be open-accept AIDS …it will stop sooner Use protection condoms are one of the most effective, protective ways to go Sex without protection Abstain from.

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Be open-accept AIDS …it will stop sooner Use protection condoms are one of the most effective, protective ways to go Sex without protection Abstain from sex before Marriage- both partners will be happy and AIDS free (both did not have AIDS to begin with) USE PROTECTION-best solution because almost 99% foolproof

Caused by horrible bacteria in the water Difficult to solve because there is no improvement in the water system 1 Restore water infrastructure to the entire country- This is said to cost less than supplying the people with medication Provide medication for the water- Medication to apply to the water to kill the bacteria

Mosquitoes are the #1 cause of Malaria Difficult to solve because of the landscape of Africa Provide people with nets- This provide the best protection and has been proven to decrease malaria Take weekly medicine to provide the body with a defense- This will provide the body with a immediate defense to fight of malaria