Although HIV/AIDS had been around for many years, it was first brought to the public's eye in the 80's by America. In America, HIV/AIDS was mostly spread through gay men, blood transfusions and drug usage. ... HIV is a lentivirus that attacks the immune system, since it's discovery over 76 million people have been infected and 39 million people have died. ... The only true way to know if you have been infected is to get tested, you can get tested with your doctor or even buy a test at a drug store. ... If a person is pregnant they may transfer HIV to their unborn child, so it is...

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Welfare debate The Everlasting Debate on Welfare Welfare: Government benefits distributed to impoverished persons to enable them to maintain a minimum standard of well-being (Jannson 39). ... Before the 1900's welfare was basically charity given by the churches. Until the Great Depression of the 1930's, state and local governments bore some responsibility for providing assistance to the poor. ... While most NWRO members were black, 53 percent of welfare recipients in the mid-1960's were white(Valk 2000, 3). ... By the 1980's, criticism grew dramatically. ...

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For men, the age of onset for schizophrenia is often ages 16 to 20. ... Postpartum blues is a self-limited syndrome of mood lability, euphoria, tearfulness, confusion and insomnia that is experienced 39% to 85% of new mothers. ...

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