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The Thai government took actions in the past that reduced HIV prevalence, such as promoting condom use and increasing access to treatment. However, the new government has not done enough, resulting in increased discrimination against people living with HIV and a rise in HIV prevalence. People living with HIV now often go to "AIDS temples" to die, since they face rejection from hospitals and society. While some laws protect people with HIV, discrimination remains common in workplaces, families, and healthcare settings. More action is needed from the government to continue reducing HIV rates and end the stigma faced by those living with the virus.
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This document analyzes data on the winning heights for men's high jump in Olympic Games from 1932 to 1980. Linear, quadratic, and median-median line models are fitted to the data and their equations, fit, and predictions are compared. The median-median line and quadratic models provide reasonable predictions for heights through 1980 but overpredict beyond that as the data levels off around 236 cm after 1980. A logarithmic model better captures the overall trend of increasing heights leveling off in later years.