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Hiv / Aids Basics

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INTRODUCTION:

"It is estimated that by the end of 20th century there were 40 million people infected with HIV all over the world and India has been leading with highest number of cases (ranging from 10-20 million). We may not be infected but will definitely be affected indirectly by it. Hence it is a duty of every citizen of India to have detailed knowledge about this disease".

Due to lack of knowledge about AIDS people have fear in their mind against the victims of this disease. Because of fear of social boycott, AIDS patients and their relatives hide their HIV status. Many doctors (due to fear of getting infection) also refuse to treat these patients. There is danger of AIDS for everybody and only thing that can save us is to be completely informed.

Prevent Aids / Prevent Hiv

"AIDS, Difficult to get, Impossible to cure but, Easy to prevent"

AIDS is

Acquired – must do something to contract

Immune – ability to fight off infectious agents

Deficiency – lack of

Syndrome – cluster of symptoms that are Characteristic for a disease

HIV is:

Human – isolated to the human species

Immuno-Deficiency – Lacking the ability to fight off infectious agents

Virus – a disease causing agent

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