Sunday, December 18, 2011

Hiv / Aids Task

Pieter Bezuidenhout.







Resource & Guardianship.







Hiv/Aids Project.











An estimated 5.6 million people were living with HIV and AIDS in South Africa in 2009, more than in any other country. It is believed that in 2009, an estimated 310,000 South Africans died of AIDS.Prevalence is 17.8 percent among those aged 15-49, with some age groups being particularly affected. Almost one-in-three women aged 25-29, and over a quarter of men aged 30-34, are living with HIV.

Marking a welcome change from South Africa's history of HIV the South African Government launched a major HIV counselling and testing campaign (HCT) in 2010.By raising awareness of HIV the campaign aims to reduce the HIV incidence rate by 50 percent by June 2011.

The Origin of the virus is yet unknown there are a lot of theories were it came from but none of them is yet true. The virus is started from chimps they ate other monkeys and the viruses of other monkeys spreaded and combined to form the Hiv/ Aids Virus. The Spreading to humans happened with interaction between human and chimp.

Hiv stands for – Human immunodeficiency virus



Process of HIV\AIDS

Aids attacks the immune system itself it makes copies of itself and spreads in this way.There is no cure yet but a procedure that slows down the disease, it helps to build your immune system.



Different types of Medicines

-          “Nukes”

-          Non-Nucleoside-reverse transcriptase

-          Protease

-          Fusion inhibitor

-         Intergrase inhibitor


The Virus spreads threw three main Ways



-          Sexual transmission

-          Transmission

-          Mother to child Transmission

How to prevent getting HIV/AIDS

Educate people about the problem what the result is and tell them how you get aids so that they can focus on the problem and to try not to practice this things. Do not use the same needles, don’t touch the blood without protective gear, Practise safe sex and check your partner and yourself.





















Bibliography: www.avert.org/aids-hiv-prevention.htm

                         www.avert.org.aidssouthafrica.htm
















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