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Improving the health conditions of individuals and families in the developing world has long been a priority for American humanitarian aid.
As a result of 30 years of U.S. assistance, maternal and infant death rates have dropped in many regions, significantly more couples are using contraceptives to plan their families and more children are living past their fifth birthday.
Nevertheless, despite the tremendous progress brought about by investments in maternity care, family planning, child immunization and better nutrition, one crucial element of maternal and child health has been sorely neglected: the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Sexually transmitted diseases hamper development efforts.