Recent advances in genetic engineering have allowed for the production of a new generation of low cost anti-retroviral drugs. The major consequence of this is that rate of infection for HIV/AIDS is now virtually the same everywhere on the planet.

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While genetic engineering has made advancements in producing low cost anti-retroviral drugs, the rate of HIV/AIDS infection is still not the same everywhere on the planet. Factors such as access to healthcare, education, and preventative measures all contribute to the varying rates of infection across different regions and populations.

Recent Advances in Genetic Engineering Have Allowed for the Production