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How does one identify AIDS
- loss of cellular immunity
- opportunistic infections take hold
What are some examples of "opportunistic infections" with AIDS?
• Kaposi’s sarcoma, pneumonia, lymphomas
What is the infectious agent with AIDS?
HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)
What TYPE of virus is HIV?
A Retro Virus
What are the two types of HIV?
• HIV-1
• HIV-2
What is the difference between HIV-1 and HIV-2
HIV-1 is the most prevalent type

HIV-2 is a slower progressing disease.
It also has a lower Mother to child transmission rate
When is worlds AIDS day?
December 1st
What is the purpose of Worlds AIDS day?
- helps to raise money, awareness
- educates
- fight prejudice
Where is HIV-2 mostly found?
Western Africa
How many infections have there been since the beginning of the AIDS crisis?
60 million
How many deaths have there been since the beginning of the AIDS crisis?
25 million deaths
Who has the highest percent of new HIV infections?
Young people 40%
What percentage of HIV infections hit women?
50%
How many people with HIV have a parallel TB infection?
1/3
What percentage of infected people get ARV therapy?
less than 50%
What is the total number of current infections?
33.4 million
What is the total number of new infections per year?
2.7 million
Where are the majority of the new infections?
over 2/3 in Sub-Saharan Africa
What is the total number of deaths per year?
2 million
How many deaths related to AIDS are in the sub-saharan?
3/4
What are the other two regions of the world that have a prevalence greater than 1%?
Sub-Saharan Africa
Caribbean
Thailand (?)
What is the HIV prevalence in Sub-Saharan Africa?
around 5%
What percentage of women in Sub-Saharan Africa are infected?
60%
How much does the malaria mutation increase African's susceptibility to HIV?
40%
How many African's carry the malarial mutation?
90%
How much has the malarial mutation contributed to the AIDS burden?
11%
What is the HIV prevalence in the Caribbean?
1%
Where does AIDS rank in top causes of death in the Caribbean?
AIDS is one of the top 5
What Asian country has the highest NUMBER of HIV cases?
India
What country in Asia has the highest PREVALENCE rate?
Thailand
What is driving the increase of HIV in Eastern Europe?
IV drug use
What is the prevalence rate in the US?
.6%
How many HIV cases are there in the US?
1.1 million
How any new infections a year are reported in the US?
How many are unaware?
50,000

20% unaware
(how is miss deno aware if the people themselves don't even know...)
How many new cases in the US are MSM?
50%
How many NEW cases in the US are black?
1 in 8
How many cases in the US are black?
1 in 2
Why are blacks in the US hit more than non-blacks?
Poverty
Education Level
Malarial Mutation present in 40%
What increases your susceptibility for contracting HIV
Having an STD
Malarial Mutation
Having a foreskin