Cancer is not a major global health challenge specifically affecting young adults.

Road traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among young adults globally.

Climate change is not a social justice issue specifically affecting young adults.

Approximately 20% of young adults live in poverty globally.

Lack of access to education is not a key factor contributing to the high rates of HIV/AIDS among young adults.

MDG 6 specifically addresses the health of young adults by aiming to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases.

Providing access to healthcare is not a strategy to promote social justice for young adults.

Young adults can play a vital role in achieving global health and social justice by advocating for change, volunteering their time and skills, and educating themselves and others about global health issues.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is not a global health initiative that specifically addresses the needs of young adults.

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is the United Nations agency that focuses on the health of young people.

Employment rate is not a key indicator of adolescent and youth health.

The Global Youth Movement is the global movement that advocates for the rights of young people.

Climate change is not a challenge specifically faced by young people in achieving their full potential.

The World Programme of Action for Youth is the United Nations resolution that recognizes the importance of investing in young people.

Chronic diseases are not a key area of focus for the WHO in addressing the health of young adults.