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The picture shows us the journey across the Atlantic for the passengers was demand. From this picture,we can see there are hundreds and thousands of people crowed on the ship, and no more space for anyone. Immigrants have to suffer hungry and tired during the jurney. Some of them were lose their lives on the way to the United States.

The picture shows us the journry across the Atlantic was demanded for passengers. Handres and throusands of people crowed on the ship, no more space for anyone.Also, immigrants have to suffer hungry and tired. Some of them were lose their lives on the way to the United States.

AIDS- not someone else’s problem

The article is found in the book named Making Connections by Kenneth J. Pakenham

AIDS (acquired immune- deficiency syndrome) spread among young white homosexual males in the United States since late 1970s. It was regarded as an unknown disease at that time that nobody knew how to treat it.

In recent years, the response to AIDS was reduced in the United States foe three reasons: doctors didn’t think it was a new disease entirely; the Center for Disease Control slowed the reaction to AIDS; and the White House parried the relationships between AIDS and illegal drugs and homosexual sex.

Because of that, researchers began to provide some basic information about AIDS. By the early 1980s, researchers found it is a blood transmitted disease and it will damage the human immune system.

Now, AIDS has become an international epidemic because the increased number of HIV infected and deaths people.

The U.S. government spent much money to provide the information about AIDS. However, most experts thought AIDS was hard to treat because it was difficult to develop an effective vaccine. However, thanks to the recent information we have got already, it seen easy to achieve that goal.

There are three obstacles to developing prevention program: the cost to treat AIDS is high; people don’t want talk about their sexual experiences; and the lack awareness of AIDS.

Experts know that they can’t ignore these obstacles if they want to defeat AIDS.

1. If we increase the cost on health care,the hospital will provide more necessary services.And,the more the health care costs,the less the employers will spend on insurance.

2.The benifit of rising health care costs:

First,the cost on crisis care will reduced.

Second,people will live longer,especially older people because they can require more services.

Third,it is responses to folks’ needs.

The first chart shows us the “percent of U.S. population by age group”.As opposed tobin contrast to 1950, 2000, and 2050, we can see the persentage of older people is increasing. Meanwhile,the cost on health care will increase.

The second chart gives us the information about the difference between wealthier and poorer contries. From the four comprison(population with access to safe water and sanitation;annual halth spending per person;population per doctor;and persent of children dying befor age 5), we know that the two world have much leeway in health care.

Title:Better health for everyone:Health care in two world

Author:This article is find in the book Making Connections by Kenneth J. Pakenham

Summary:It is harder to provide health care systems in wealthier nations than poorer countries as the result of the highest standard. The reason of  the differences between the wealthier and pooer countries is they have different goals.

1.In China,government will pay health insurence for staffs,students will be asked to pay for it inculding in their tution,another people will pay it themselves.

2.strengths:As it is expensive to see a doctor, health care system can help you to save money.

weakness:sorry, I don’t know.

3.Make sure folks areturethfully understand the benifit of health care system.

4.To be honest, I really don’t know health care system too much neither China nor Unite States, so I don’t know how to answer this qustion.

AIDS- not someone else’s problem

The article is found in the book named Making Connections by Kenneth J. Pakenham

AIDS (acquired immune- deficiency syndrome) was speared among young white homosexual males in United States since late 1970s. It was regard as an unknown disease at that time that doctors were nail- biting on the recurred aliment.

In recent ears, the rate of response of AIDS was reduced in United State for three reasons: doctors thought it isn’t a new disease entirely; the Center for Disease Control was slowed the reaction on AIDS; the White House was parrying the associate between AIDS and illegal drugs and homosexual sex.

By the early 1980s, researchers found it is a blood transmitted disease and it will damage human immune system. Now days, AIDS has became an international epidemic because of the increased number of HIV infected and deaths people.

The U.S. government spend a huge number of money on provide the information about AIDS. However, most of expert thought AIDS is hard to treat these years because it is difficult to develop an effective vaccine. But, as AIDS is fateful and we know the way to prevent it, it is good for the task of developing prevention programs.

There are three obstacles to developing prevention program: it is expensive to treat; people don’t want talk about their sex experiences; people are lack on the awareness of AIDS. Experts think it is hard to eliminate these obstacles.

summary: On 10 March,2009, BBC said there is new treatment to destroy cancers !Quite different from earlier,it will not change healthy cells but, cancer cells will be taken away by genes.Then the genes will destroy the cancer inside.Therefore,the side effects like loss hair will be reduced.The researcher said this excellent treatment is possible to test in human in two years!

reaction:Though there are hundreds of treatments to destroy cancer cells so far, I think the most effective way to prevent and treat cancer is to have a healthy lifestyle.What’s more,as the result of high-technology imported,it will bring a high consumption in medical charge,what will burden family.Hence,quit bad habits,keep yourself healthy.