In The Economic Burden of HIV/AIDS in Canada, researchers Terry Albert and Greg Williams try to prove that many lives can be saved if governments and agencies involved in fighting the epidemic make strategic investments in prevention. This economic style of approaching the problem may save lives as well as money. The key to this intelligent prevention is targeting the problem. Albert and Williams say that, “hard to find is hard to help.” Their …showed first 75 words of 333 total…

…showed last 75 words of 333 total…Research Networks. " The study is a major component of an economic research initiative on HIV/AIDS, which was commissioned by Health Canada and conducted by the Canadian Policy Research Networks. This is the first time in Canada that the national investment in HIV prevention has been estimated. The Canadian Policy Research Networks study is also the first in Canada to go beyond estimating economic costs to examine the impact of the epidemic and recommend solutions.