1. By Danielle D., Matt I., Alec W., and Tommy C. Aids

2. Introduction People die, Starve, take for granted Can you see? Do you care? Elton John’s, 55 countries

3. The Extent of the Problem Anyone can get it 32.9 million people infected in 2007 Average 5,700 die a day 6,800 a day infected 1 million people infected in U.S

4. The Causes of the Problem The safe sex message isn’t spread Condoms not available in undeveloped countries Afraid to be tested and treated Culture reasons

5. Solutions to the problem Anti-protein drugs Supply condoms to undeveloped countries Clinics Classes on safe sex Missionaries

6. Conclusion

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