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    Proctor HCIN Everest Do you know your status > University Mr. Cole 5/25/2016 Abstract When you hear someone say what’s your status? What do you think? Most people associate knowing your status with the disease, HIV/AIDS. There is a really bad stigma that comes with the disease, HIV/AIDS and it’s a lot of information that people do not know about the disease. I remembered about two years ago it was pouring down raining and there was this woman standing outside of the store and had asked me…

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    1 HIV Student Name: Institution: Course Code: Date Due: HIV Definition According to Stolley and Glass (2009), HIV, which stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus, refers to the AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) causing lentivirus. The condition is further responsible for the incessant failure of the human immune system, thereby enabling severe opportunistic infections as well as various types of cancer to flourish in the…

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    The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is consider the most devastating acquired immunodeficiency disease known today. This virus suppressed the immune system by destroying TH cells over time and progress to AIDS. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has estimated 1.2 million Americans are living with HIV/AIDS. Also, the CDC estimates the prevalence of an average of 50,000 newly infected each year. This disease is not mention as much…

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    The HIV is a virus that effect the T-cells of the human body, invading the T-cells and duplicating itself recreate itself, meanwhile killing all the body’s T-cells which are required to fight off infections such as the Flu. AIDs is the final stage of the HIV virus, in which the person with HIV virus immune system is so badly damaged that their body is susceptible to infections normally defended, these virus are also known as “opportunistic” infections. (U.S. Statistics, 2013)…

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    Shy is a fourteen-year-old girl, and she believes she is absolutely and really in love with her sixteen year old boyfriend. Her boyfriend, unfortunately, only wants one thing from her: sex. He has threatened her to break up with her if she does not have sex with him, and she really is truly considering doing it. She is very young and just started developing, but she’s already feeling the pressure of what she feels she needs to do to keep her relationship together. Only, she does not have to. She…

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    HIV/AIDS

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    activities for AIDS prevention. National AIDS and STD control programme should provide simple, clear and accurate information about AIDS in order to create public awareness and understanding of the dangers of the disease. Put more effort in the use of newspaper, radio, television, posters, roadside billboards, drama and songs contests to disseminate information about HIV and AIDS to the general public. Public information campaign should aim at: 1. Increasing knowledge and concern about HIV and…

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    While the public is divided over same sex marriage, a majority of americans say that homosexuality should be accepted rather than discouraged, by society. The bible says marriage should be between a man and a woman; however, marriage is based on the love two people feel for each other. “ Homosexuality is wrong because the bible says so!” but doesn 't he bible also state “Love your neighbor and yourself” (Mark 12 : 31)? So why is it that some homophobes justify their homophobia with “the bible…

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    HIV/AIDS In Older Adults

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    HIV/AIDS in Older Adults HIV is the abbreviation for Human immunodeficiency virus. HIV is an enveloped retrovirus which interferes with your body 's ability to fight the organisms by damaging your immune system. HIV is a sexually transmitted infection. It can also be spread by contact with infected blood, from mother to child during pregnancy or childbirth, breast-feeding and so on. HIV affects the immune system, especially CD4 cells, or T cells. Over time, HIV destroys immune system; the body…

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    individuals with the infection, they do have things such as videos and treatment plans available to people who have become infected and ways to cope with the idea that the disease will never go away. There is no cure or vaccination against HIV and AIDS however there are ways to protect you from getting the infection not only HIV but other sexually transmitted diseases and a healthier lifestyle. Stated above, knowing your body and how it reacts to certain instances like contracting diseases is…

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    In the following essay I will compare and contrast two of the low-income sub-Saharan African cases that have been most impacted by the AIDS epidemic, Uganda and Côte d’Ivoire, in illustrating how socio-economical, political, and cultural challenges affect the countries’ capability of controlling the spread of HIV/AIDs. It is important to examine the spread of HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa, as it is the region most affected, accounting for 69% of all people living with HIV in Africa (UNAIDS, 2012).…

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