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The world-spread epidemic of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus, HIV) infection and a huge number of deaths and financial loss it causes every year remains it to be a major public health issue. The distribution of infections around the world is largely differentiated, with more than...
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus or as we know it is called HIV. This virus attacks a type of cell the white blood cell or another name for it is T cell and the virus makes multiple copies of itself inside these cells. AIDS would stand for...
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AIDS was identified for the first time in 1981, and HIV, the causative agent of AIDS, was identified and isolated two years later. Not only is this virus known to have fatal clinical consequences due to the damage that it causes to the immune system,...
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), the causative agent for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), is a significant contributor to the global burden of disease with undesirable implications for individuals and countries (Want et al., 2016). As of 2016, there were 36.7 million HIV-positive individuals worldwide (WHO, 2017)....
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Usually, women have unavailable positions in the healthcare professions. At the same time, they have also been recipients of health care services. In recent years, studies of women have greatly increased, end the subject of women ends health has received e greet contract of notice....
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Hidden in a labyrinthine network of roads and backstreets, in the heart of a humble inner-city suburb, the Mai Tam House of Hope fosters abandoned children and struggling mothers infected with HIV/AIDS. From the outside, the House of Hope was no different from any other...
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Several occasions that sex partners go unprotected sex Consuming alcohol prior to sex is a major factor of unprotected sex in partners. Aresearch has predicted that Probability of having sex increases as participantsconsume any amount of alcohol and consume the increasingamount of alcohol. Secondly, probabilityof...
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To answer this question a brief understanding of HIV is needed. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is, as its name suggests, a virus of the human immune system. HIV is a type of virus that integrates its own DNA into the host cell. In the case...
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Today, people infected with HIV can live normal, longer, and healthy lives thanks to the various forms of treatments modes available today. One such form of treatment is the HIV antiretroviral therapy (Palella, F. J. et al. Declining morbidity and mortality among patients with advanced...
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Unprotected Sex and HIV Several occasions that sex partners go unprotected sex Alcohol Consuming alcohol prior to sex is a major factor of unprotected sex in partners. A research has predicted that Probability of having sex increases as participants consume any amount of alcohol and...
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The White House has fired the remaining members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA), the council’s executive director, Kay Hayes, confirmed to HuffPost Friday.Six members of the committee had previously resigned in June due to “a president who simply does not care,” one...
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Research progress Kenya is one of the countries that have been hard hit by the AIDS epidemic, with the country reporting over 100,000 new HIV infections every year. In 2005, the country was ranked 4th in the world by HIV population and 17th by the...
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Yes, just like any other medicines, HIV medicines also cause side effects. People with HIV who manage the severity of their HIV symptoms with HIV medicines for them to continue living with HIV a little healthier and with a little bit of comfort, already have...
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Nowadays, more and more people are living with HIV and it became a serious epidemic in Viet Nam. The disease is spreading fast from its core population of intravenous drug users, and one of the chief barriers to prevention and treatment is the stigma that...
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Globally, women in different regions face similar issues on different scales of intensity. Prominent issues include how the HIV/AIDS pandemic affects women, including their disease status, along with the varying levels of household, economic, and social power they hold. When greater inequality exists between men...
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Costa, Mclntyre, and Ferreira’s study in 2018 documented people having good knowledge about HIV transmission and prevention, although there are still some myths; more so 79.9% of the women are knowledgeable about condom use that prevents transmission of HIV and other related diseases, however, only...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) can not only have its technical lead in the industry but also can help to improve one’s life. All it needs is a proper direction in to overcome research challenges and its thinking in a unified way. AI fights for homelessness and...
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This report discusses the relationship between antibody and antigen reactions in the laboratory. HIV tests were performed at Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital with the help of laboratory assistants. The test were carried out using rapid test kits that require a short period of only fifteen minutes...
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The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) has affected millions of people worldwide, more especially in sub-Saharan Africa. The number of infections that occurred in infants in 2014 was estimated at 220, 000. Out of this, approximately ninety mine percent of the infections in infants are acquired...
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Canada continues to be burdened with fighting the war on drugs. Substance abuse is quickly becoming a major problem to the country contributing to the large amount of health dollars being spent on drugs, which is approximately 15.7% of the health spending. Instead of enforcing...