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Youth and HIV/AIDS

Photo of young adults brainstorming about methods of HIV transmission.
  At a Drug Demand Reduction Program peer education session, young adults brainstorm about methods of HIV transmission.
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Almost half of all new HIV infections in developing countries are among 15- to 24-year-olds. Girls are particularly vulnerable. USAID activities are using media campaigns, peer counseling, life skills training, and interventions for youth in particularly vulnerable circumstances to reach youth with prevention messages and help them develop the skills necessary to protect themselves. Learn more about USAID's HIV/AIDS programs for youth.

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