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AIDS And Hatred
Today adolescents of both sexes face a serious risk of HIV infection, which is the cause of AIDS. AIDS is a chronic and most often fatal disease. Despite growing understanding and awareness, HIV infection is a serious threat to both heterosexual and homosexual teens. When adolescents take certain risks, they are more likely to become infected with HIV and develop AIDS: These are the most important facts about AIDS: o AIDS is most often fatal o Anyone can get AIDS - many teens (both boys and girls) have been infected o Condoms can reduce the risk of getting AIDS o You can get AIDS from use of even one contaminated needle or one sexual act with a partner who has HIV/AIDS Risk of AIDS is increased by: o an increased number of sexual partners o IV drug use o anal intercourse o any sex (oral, anal or vaginal) without condoms o alcohol and other drug use (sex is more impulsive and use of condoms less likely if under the influence of alcohol or other drugs) o tattoos and body piercing with contaminated (unsterile) needles or instruments AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a chronic illness caused by infection with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). Millions of Americans are believed to be infected with HIV. Some of them have AIDS, but most have no symptoms at all, and many do not know they are infected. Despite significant advances in available medical treatment for HIV, there are no definitive cures or vaccines that can prevent the disease. New treatments have enabled many people with AIDS to live longer. AIDS can be prevented by avoiding risk behaviors. HIV is transmitted through exchange of certain bodily fluids such as blood, semen, vaginal secretions, and breast milk. To produce an infection, the virus must pass through the skin or mucous membranes into the body. HIV infection is preventable. Knowledge about HIV is an important aspect of prevention. Parents should educate their children... Please login to view comments from other users.
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