The graphs compare the number of deaths caused by six diseases in Someland in 1990 with the amount of research funding allocated to each of those diseases. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information in the graphs below.

The bar charts below illustrate a comparison between the number of deaths

due to

strokes

such

as AIDS, leprosy and malaria, in Someland in 1990 with the amount of research funding assigned to these diseases. To commence with, the lowest number of deaths are caused by an illness called leprosy about 0,2 sum people struggled with

this

and over 80 million dollars were related to dealing with

this

catastrophe.

Also

, the highest ranked cause of the dying is tuberculosis, because approximately 1,8 billion individuals are dead now,

hence

30 million were given to cure

this

problem. Even if malaria was funded with a good deal of payment(50 trillion), it did not show a great result, because 0,4 thousand died. And other harsh circumstances like tropical infection and diarrhoea justified themselves, as they were not funded with a big money.

It is clear that

,

according to

medical research in Someland, AIDS was well-paid, in the meantime TB was not.

In addition

, Leprosy and tropical diseases were paid equally. The only wealth which was spent on tuberculosis was not proved, even if only

this

one was paid fairly, at the same time others were justified with a smaller sum of of funds than TB.