paragraph 2 should discuss why the countries chosen are either low or high income by providing supporting data (GNI, GDP, ETC). That is why the country section was marked down. Distinguished One low- or lower-middle-income country and one high-income country are identified. Countries are on the approved list of countries (which are Nigeria and USA) Actual income data (GNI, GDP, or similar statistic) provide for each selected country along with country classification

Help O O Normal No Spacing Heading 1 V Editing Dictate Editor Styles Voice Editor Addressing HIV Prevalence through Community-Based Intervention Health Topic and Health Metrics I have selected HIV/AIDS as the health problem to focus on. I chose HIVAIDS because it remains a major public health issue in Sub-Saharan Africa, affecting millions of people and contributing to high morbidity and mortality rates. I am particularly interested in HIV AIDS because it is a preventable and manageable disease, yet stigma, lack of education, and limited access to healthcare continue to hinder progress in many countries. Learning about how different countries address HIV/AIDS can provide valuable insights into effective interventions and policies. I believe it is important to study this issue to help reduce its impact and improve the quality of life for affected individuals and communities. The USA and Nigeria show notable differences in HIVAIDS health indicators. The USA has a lower adult HIV prevalence rate (about 0.3%) compared to Nigeria (1.3%%), but it generally has lower incidence rates, fewer AIDS-related deaths, and better access to antiretroviral therapy (ART). In the USA, about 1.2 million people live with HIV, and more than $6% are aware of their status, with approximately 76% receiving some form of medical care, and close to 66% achieving viral suppression due to ART (CDC, 2022). In contrast, Nigeria has a higher prevalence, with many facing barriers to diagnosis, limited treatment access, and greater stigma. In 2022, the incidence rate in the USA was about 13 new infections per 100,000 people, whereas in Nigeria, it was 14 per 10,000 (or 140 per 100,000), showing a much higher rate of new infections. The USA's progress is attributed to robust health infrastructure, effective public health programs, widespread ART access, and community-based interventions, while Nigeria continues to struggle with limited resources and higher HIV case management challenges (UNAIDS, 2023 These differences highlight the significance of national policy, health infrastructure, and community support in tackling public health issues, making the USA and Nigeria valuable case studies for understanding HIV/AIDS and the need for ongoing research. Focus O prime video W Micr