Public Opinion Spotlight: Will Spending on HIV/AIDS Prevention in The United States Lead to Progress?

HIV/AIDS in the United States

World AIDS Day 2005: The HIV/AIDS Epidemic in the United States and U.S. Government Spending : Will Spending on HIV/AIDS Prevention in The United States Lead to Progress?

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Will Spending on HIV/AIDS Prevention in The United States Lead to Progress?

In 2005, the public was fairly split about whether spending more money on HIV/AIDS prevention in the United States would lead to meaningful progress in slowing the epidemic (44%) or wouldn’t make much difference (48%). This is somewhat of a change from 2004, when a majority (57%) believed more spending on HIV/AIDS prevention would lead to meaningful progress, and about one-third (34%) believed it would not make much difference.

Will Spending on HIV/AIDS Prevention in The United States Lead to Progress? (Chart)

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October 2005

March 2004