Question

For Agenda Comparison Grid on 3 Presidents Trump, Obama, and George W. Bush about a population health concern, which is HIV/AIDS. How do you think the HIV/AIDS issue might get on the current and two previous presidents' agenda? How does it stay there?

Answer 1

According to Trump agenda the United States has concentrated on improving diagnosis, treatment, and prevention efforts in 48 counties and those locations account for more than half of the nearly 40,000 new HIV diagnoses each year. He was tried to end the HIV epidemic in the U.S. in 10 years

Reducing new HIV infections would require addressing problems that increases access to healthcare for those with HIV, such as increasing health insurance coverage, reducing the impact of socio-economic health determinants, and eliminating existing stigmas of those living with AIDS.

In the Obama agenda for HIV patients he has increased overall funding to combat HIV/AIDS to record levels.

Beyond funding, another source of discontent for activists involves an Obama campaign pledge.It is to lift a federal ban on funding for needle-exchange programs. This helps to prevent parenteral routes of transmissions such as needle sharing that could transmit HIV and other infections.

George H. W. Bush was the President while more than seventy thousand people died of complications of H.I.V. in the U.S. Bush led the UN efforts in creating a global fund to fight AIDS.

He is the 41st president signed two important H.I.V./AIDS laws. George Bush fulfilled a 1988 campaign pledge.