The Fight Against AIDS

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This paper provides a summary of the health programs available and community actions taken to support cities and communities in their fight against the spread of AIDS and the HIV virus. The paper discusses the demographic information of cities with a high rate of HIV/AIDS, as well as other statistics referring to HIV/AIDS. This paper focuses on Miami, one of the major HIV/AIDS areas. The paper presents an overview of the benefits that the health programs provide in different states. The paper also explores the success of such programs in terms of combating the disease.

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"Title I is a grant that supports financially incapable HIV/AIDS patients. Included in this grant are different healthcare support services such as medical and dental care. There are 50 cities that are in critical needs and are supported by this grant. One program in this type of grant is the Public Laws 101-381. This was passed by the Congress in 1990 and was extended until 2001 by former President Bill Clinton. Another program is the Ryan White Care that supports the needs of HIV/AIDS patients through a less-costly consultations and effective community-based prevention programs."

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