Not only is it important for the community to have this education, but for the medical staff in clinics, as well.  Otherwise, if clinicians are not trained to recognize the infection when it presents, then patients cannot be adequately treated.  Even if they can recognize it, not all countries have the medications required to treat it.  In fact, with the exception of Columbia, there are no other countries within the ACI that have “registered medicaments available for treating infected young people” (Guhl, 36).