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AIDS medicine too expensive for poor countries
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title	AIDS medicine too expensive for poor countries
description	Most AIDS cases are in poor countries. The governments cannot afford to treat the disease. Millions are dying. (Mid-reading level)
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subject	disease, death and dying, chronic conditions,
type	Literature
level	adult/continuing education
keywords	Immune system, Africa, India, HIV, AIDS, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome,
mediator	Teachers, Students,
beneficiary	Students, Adult education students, English as a second languages (ESL) students, Limited English proficiency (LEP) students, Remedial students,
priceCode	Free
onlineprovider	The Key New Reader's Newspaper Web Site
recordCreated	2001-10-25T17:45:35-5:00
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