"Nothing is really going to stop the spread of AIDS until you change the underlying conditions that make people want to use intravenous drugs and engage in unsafe sexual practices." In the politics of AIDS prevention, this approach is called the:

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The approach described in the statement is the structuralist approach, which aims to address the social and economic factors that contribute to risky behavior and drug use. This approach recognizes that individual behavior is often shaped by larger societal factors and seeks to change those factors to create safer conditions for individuals.

"Nothing Is Really Going to Stop the Spread of AIDS