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2. Combating HIV/AIDS There were 34 million people living with HIV/AIDS in 2010. 2.7 of these people were newly infected that year. This unfortunate virus and disease is completely curable even without a medicine that can cure it.

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5. Steps to achieve our goal Education can help prevent new infections by providing people with information about HIV and how it is passed on, and in doing so equip individuals with the knowledge to protect themselves from becoming infected with the virus. Education CDC recommends that all Americans between the ages of 13-64 be tested for HIV at least once as part of regular medical care. Testing HIV counseling and testing are fundamental for HIV prevention. People living with HIV are less likely to transmit the virus to others if they know they are infected and if they have received counseling about safer behavior. Prevention

6. Support the Solution An effective response requires strategic planning based on good quality science and surveillance, as well as consideration of local society and culture. All sectors of the population should be actively involved in the response, including employers, religious groups, non- governmental organizations and HIV-positive people. Many of the world's most successful HIV prevention efforts have been led by the affected communities themselves.

7. Appendix 1 Join our fight against AIDS. (n.d.). Retrieved from UNICEFUSA: http://www.unicefusa.org/work/hivaids/?gclid=COTj35XQ q64CFYFgTAodZ3HXRw Where do we Stand? (n.d.). Retrieved from United Nations Development Programme: http://www.beta.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/mdgo verview/mdg_goals/mdg6/where_do_we_stand.html