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Modes of transmission

      AIDS

        ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME

AIDS is the last stage of HIV infection.
While it's disturbing to think about
AIDS and consider your risk, getting up
-to-date information is your first step 
towards protecting yourself.
HIV is a slow-acting virus.The majority
of infected individuals look healthy and 
may not even suspect they harbour 
the virus,though they can transmit it to 
others  
People with AIDS experience certain 
life-threatening infections and cancers
which can eventually kill them.
A laboratory blood or saliva test is the 
only certain way to determine whether an 
individual is HIV-positive. 
It is estimated are that
90% of all HIV-infected people worldwide
do not know they have the virus.
The AIDS antibody test is a test to 
see if you have antibodies to HIV in 
your blood. Having antibodies to HIV 
only shows that you are infected. 
Being infected is not the same as 
having AIDS.Early intervention can keep 
you healthier longer.
Don't risk infecting someone else,
or reinfecting yourself with another 
strain of HIV. This is a good time to 
review your own safe sex guidelines.






  





        






 

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