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ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives.HOW DO YOU GET HIV?
The main ways you can get HIV are: Sex without a condom. having unprotected sex (meaning sex without a condom, if you are not taking PrEP) with someone who has HIV, particularly unprotected vaginal sex and anal sex. Sharing injecting equipment. sharing needles, syringes or other equipment used to prepare and inject drugs with someone whohas HIV.
MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS breastmilk. HIV infection occurs when infected bodily fluids get into your bloodstream in these ways: unprotected sex (including sex toys) from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. injecting drugs with a needle that has infected blood in it. infected blood donations or organ transplants. GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Growing older and ageing with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) means that many people living with HIV are staying healthy into old age. People living with HIV may be more likely to develop certain age-related illnesses earlier than people who are HIV-negative. Some people experience side effects when taking treatment long-term. HUMAN RIGHTS AND HIV HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION HOW TO HAVE ORAL SEX A dental dam is a thin, soft plastic cover that acts as a barrier. If you don’t have one you can cut a condom lengthways from bottom to top to make one piece of material that can be used instead. Hold one side of the dam against your partners vagina / anus and lick the other. Never turn the dam over, just use one side.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes. WHAT IS COVID-19 AND HOW IS IT PASSED ON? Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new infectious disease that affects your lungs and airways. It's spread in droplets from the nose and mouth when you cough or breathe out. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives.HOW DO YOU GET HIV?
The main ways you can get HIV are: Sex without a condom. having unprotected sex (meaning sex without a condom, if you are not taking PrEP) with someone who has HIV, particularly unprotected vaginal sex and anal sex. Sharing injecting equipment. sharing needles, syringes or other equipment used to prepare and inject drugs with someone whohas HIV.
MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS breastmilk. HIV infection occurs when infected bodily fluids get into your bloodstream in these ways: unprotected sex (including sex toys) from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. injecting drugs with a needle that has infected blood in it. infected blood donations or organ transplants. GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Growing older and ageing with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) means that many people living with HIV are staying healthy into old age. People living with HIV may be more likely to develop certain age-related illnesses earlier than people who are HIV-negative. Some people experience side effects when taking treatment long-term. HUMAN RIGHTS AND HIV HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION HOW TO HAVE ORAL SEX A dental dam is a thin, soft plastic cover that acts as a barrier. If you don’t have one you can cut a condom lengthways from bottom to top to make one piece of material that can be used instead. Hold one side of the dam against your partners vagina / anus and lick the other. Never turn the dam over, just use one side.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes. STUDY REVEALS ADHERENCE GAP IN PREVENTING MOTHER-TO-CHILD A study among pregnant women living with HIV in central Uganda has found only three-quarters were fully adhering to antiretroviral treatment (ART) after two months.The study, published in PLOS One, found 91% of women diagnosed with HIV while pregnant were offered ART. But after two months, 24% – nearly one in four – were not taking their medication properly. AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021-24 FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION 4 | FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021–24 | 5 THE PROBLEM Millions of individuals and health workers, in many of the places most affected by HIV, do not have up-to-date knowledge to support their own and their communities’ ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have YOUNG VOICES MATERIALS IN ACTION Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. About HIV & AIDS. What are HIV & AIDS? How HIV infects the body; Symptoms; Cure for AIDS YOUNG PEOPLE, HIV AND AIDS AIDS is the leading cause of death among young people (aged 10-24) in Africa, and second leading cause globally. Young women are twice as likely to acquire HIV as young men. A youth bulge in Africa threatens to increase new HIV infections further. Unprotected sex is the most common route of HIV infection among young people. HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION Harm reduction refers to strategies that aim to reduce the harms associated with psychoactive drug use1, and is most widely associated with injection drug use.. The earliest forms of harm reduction promoted abstinence from drug use and put reducing its occurrence at the centre of substance use policy and interventions.2 The concept of harm reduction was reinvented in the early STARTING ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR HIV There are lots of antiretroviral drugs, and they can be combined in different ways. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that adults and adolescents starting HIV treatment take a combination of HIV drugs with dolutegravir (DTG) as one of the main components. Your healthcare worker will help you to find the best treatment for you. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination thatSAFEGUARDING POLICY
Purpose. The purpose of this policy is to protect people, particularly children, at-risk adults and beneficiaries of assistance (this includes people Avert may engage with for the purpose of consultation, research, or user testing) from any harm that may be caused due to their coming into contact with Avert. FIRST TIME SEX STORIES Nir - using a condom for the first time. “For our first time, we used a condom. But I had to change it 3 times because she was dry and it was painful for her.”. Rylie - losing your virginity. “I also felt that I was letting down my family. Being raised in a Catholic background, premarital sex is CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes.ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
STUDY REVEALS ADHERENCE GAP IN PREVENTING MOTHER-TO-CHILD A study among pregnant women living with HIV in central Uganda has found only three-quarters were fully adhering to antiretroviral treatment (ART) after two months.The study, published in PLOS One, found 91% of women diagnosed with HIV while pregnant were offered ART. But after two months, 24% – nearly one in four – were not taking their medication properly. GLOBAL HIV AND AIDS STATISTICS 2018 global HIV statistics. HIV continues to be a major global public health issue. In 2018 an estimated 37.9 million people were living with HIV (including 1.7 million children), with a global HIV prevalence of 0.8% among adults.Around 21% of these same people do not know that they have the virus.1 Since the start of the epidemic, an estimated 74.9 million people have become infected with YOUNG VOICES MATERIALS IN ACTION Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. About HIV & AIDS. What are HIV & AIDS? How HIV infects the body; Symptoms; Cure for AIDS AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021-24 FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION 4 | FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021–24 | 5 THE PROBLEM Millions of individuals and health workers, in many of the places most affected by HIV, do not have up-to-date knowledge to support their own and their communities’HIV PROGRAMMING
HIV testing programmes aim to reach people living with HIV who are unaware of their status and are critical to an effective HIV response. Technology, e-health and HIV programming. E-health can play an important role in making services more accessible and person-centred, but unequal access to technology means it has limitations. MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS breastmilk. HIV infection occurs when infected bodily fluids get into your bloodstream in these ways: unprotected sex (including sex toys) from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. injecting drugs with a needle that has infected blood in it. infected blood donations or organ transplants. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Growing older and ageing with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) means that many people living with HIV are staying healthy into old age. People living with HIV may be more likely to develop certain age-related illnesses earlier than people who are HIV-negative. Some people experience side effects when taking treatment long-term. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes.ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
YOUNG VOICES MATERIALS IN ACTION Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. About HIV & AIDS. What are HIV & AIDS? How HIV infects the body; Symptoms; Cure for AIDS STUDY REVEALS ADHERENCE GAP IN PREVENTING MOTHER-TO-CHILD A study among pregnant women living with HIV in central Uganda has found only three-quarters were fully adhering to antiretroviral treatment (ART) after two months.The study, published in PLOS One, found 91% of women diagnosed with HIV while pregnant were offered ART. But after two months, 24% – nearly one in four – were not taking their medication properly. GLOBAL HIV AND AIDS STATISTICS 2018 global HIV statistics. HIV continues to be a major global public health issue. In 2018 an estimated 37.9 million people were living with HIV (including 1.7 million children), with a global HIV prevalence of 0.8% among adults.Around 21% of these same people do not know that they have the virus.1 Since the start of the epidemic, an estimated 74.9 million people have become infected with AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021-24 FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION 4 | FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021–24 | 5 THE PROBLEM Millions of individuals and health workers, in many of the places most affected by HIV, do not have up-to-date knowledge to support their own and their communities’HIV PROGRAMMING
HIV testing programmes aim to reach people living with HIV who are unaware of their status and are critical to an effective HIV response. Technology, e-health and HIV programming. E-health can play an important role in making services more accessible and person-centred, but unequal access to technology means it has limitations. MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS breastmilk. HIV infection occurs when infected bodily fluids get into your bloodstream in these ways: unprotected sex (including sex toys) from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. injecting drugs with a needle that has infected blood in it. infected blood donations or organ transplants. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Growing older and ageing with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) means that many people living with HIV are staying healthy into old age. People living with HIV may be more likely to develop certain age-related illnesses earlier than people who are HIV-negative. Some people experience side effects when taking treatment long-term. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcare professional can help you find the right type of treatment for your child. In some cases, your child may not be able to take a certain medicine but their treatment can always be changed. If you’re living with HIV and have HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION Developing a vaccine against HIV infection. Researchers have been working on an HIV vaccine since the 1980s, but progress towards an effective vaccine has been much slower than anticipated. Finding at least a partially effective vaccine remains of critical importance for the HIV response. An HIV vaccine is a more realistic prospect todaythan a
HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES I thought about HIV all the time, now I don't think about it all.”. Ngala - I went to get tested with my new girlfriend. “We were both negative. So my message is go and get tested because it’s always better to know.”. James - How testing for HIV started a newHIV FACT SHEETS
HIV Fact sheets. Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. You may find these useful for your own personal knowledge, to share with friends or colleagues, or to use in the workplace or schools to educate others. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voices characters. Use the tabs below to add characters, props and text. You can watch all the Young Voices episodes and find out more about each characters' story on our Young Voices Africa page. Title *. Scenes.ABOUT HIV & AIDS
AIDS is used to describe a late stage of HIV infection, when a person’s immune system has been severely damaged by the virus. Taking HIV treatment means most people living with HIV won’t get AIDS. Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV. Taking treatment helps keep HIV under control, which means people can live long and healthy lives. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV Current evidence suggests that people living with HIV are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill, and dying from, COVID-19, than people without HIV. However, HIV appears to be less of a risk factor than other health conditions, such as obesity, diabetes, severe asthma, respiratory disease, heart disease, liver disease, stroke, dementia,or
YOUNG VOICES MATERIALS IN ACTION Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. About HIV & AIDS. What are HIV & AIDS? How HIV infects the body; Symptoms; Cure for AIDS STUDY REVEALS ADHERENCE GAP IN PREVENTING MOTHER-TO-CHILD A study among pregnant women living with HIV in central Uganda has found only three-quarters were fully adhering to antiretroviral treatment (ART) after two months.The study, published in PLOS One, found 91% of women diagnosed with HIV while pregnant were offered ART. But after two months, 24% – nearly one in four – were not taking their medication properly. GLOBAL HIV AND AIDS STATISTICS 2018 global HIV statistics. HIV continues to be a major global public health issue. In 2018 an estimated 37.9 million people were living with HIV (including 1.7 million children), with a global HIV prevalence of 0.8% among adults.Around 21% of these same people do not know that they have the virus.1 Since the start of the epidemic, an estimated 74.9 million people have become infected with AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021-24 FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION 4 | FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION AVERT’S STRATEGY 2021–24 | 5 THE PROBLEM Millions of individuals and health workers, in many of the places most affected by HIV, do not have up-to-date knowledge to support their own and their communities’HIV PROGRAMMING
HIV testing programmes aim to reach people living with HIV who are unaware of their status and are critical to an effective HIV response. Technology, e-health and HIV programming. E-health can play an important role in making services more accessible and person-centred, but unequal access to technology means it has limitations. MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS breastmilk. HIV infection occurs when infected bodily fluids get into your bloodstream in these ways: unprotected sex (including sex toys) from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. injecting drugs with a needle that has infected blood in it. infected blood donations or organ transplants. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES HIV and AIDS social issues. In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. Sometimes this is because they engage in high-risk behaviours, while others experience stigma and discrimination that GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Growing older and ageing with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) means that many people living with HIV are staying healthy into old age. People living with HIV may be more likely to develop certain age-related illnesses earlier than people who are HIV-negative. Some people experience side effects when taking treatment long-term. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV FAST FACTS. Current evidence suggest that people living with HIV have a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19. People living with HIV who are not on treatment or virally suppressed may be at aneven greater risk.
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Get simple and clear information and advice about HIV & AIDS - how they are different, how they affect the body and possible symptoms. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV FAST FACTS. Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcareprofessional can
HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION An optimistic forecast of HIV vaccine availability is that one might be available by 2030. The critical determinant of the speed at which a vaccine will become available is the question of the minimum efficacy needed to make it cost-effective.HIV FACT SHEETS
Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES Lots of people worry about taking an HIV test, but it’s the only way to know your status. It’s ok to be anxious, but getting tested is probably easier than you think. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voicescharacters.
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV FAST FACTS. Current evidence suggest that people living with HIV have a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19. People living with HIV who are not on treatment or virally suppressed may be at aneven greater risk.
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
Get simple and clear information and advice about HIV & AIDS - how they are different, how they affect the body and possible symptoms. ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH HIV FAST FACTS. Antiretroviral treatment (ART) can keep your child healthy and help them lead a normal life with HIV. Your healthcareprofessional can
HARM REDUCTION FOR HIV PREVENTION DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION An optimistic forecast of HIV vaccine availability is that one might be available by 2030. The critical determinant of the speed at which a vaccine will become available is the question of the minimum efficacy needed to make it cost-effective.HIV FACT SHEETS
Whether you belong to a group of people at high risk of HIV infection or simply want to know how it is transmitted and prevented, our downloadable fact sheets are here to help. HIV TESTING PERSONAL STORIES Lots of people worry about taking an HIV test, but it’s the only way to know your status. It’s ok to be anxious, but getting tested is probably easier than you think. HIV AND AIDS SOCIAL ISSUES In many regions, social issues increase the risk of HIV infection making it difficult to tackle the global HIV epidemic effectively. Certain groups of people are more affected by HIV than others. KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV.COMIC CREATOR
Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voicescharacters.
ABOUT HIV & AIDS
Get simple and clear information and advice about HIV & AIDS - how they are different, how they affect the body and possible symptoms. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND HIV FAST FACTS. Current evidence suggest that people living with HIV have a higher risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19. People living with HIV who are not on treatment or virally suppressed may be at aneven greater risk.
GLOBAL HIV AND AIDS STATISTICS 2018 global HIV statistics. HIV continues to be a major global public health issue. In 2018 an estimated 37.9 million people were living with HIV (including 1.7 million children), with a global HIV prevalence of 0.8% among adults.Around 21% of these same people do not know that they have the virus.1 Since the start of the epidemic, an estimated 74.9 million people have become infected with DEVELOPING A VACCINE AGAINST HIV INFECTION An optimistic forecast of HIV vaccine availability is that one might be available by 2030. The critical determinant of the speed at which a vaccine will become available is the question of the minimum efficacy needed to make it cost-effective. MYTHS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS FAST FACTS: There are lots of myths around, but the facts of how you can get HIV, and how you can protect yourself, are very simple. By knowing the facts about HIV, you can save yourself a lot of worry and help to bust myths and misconceptions.HIV PROGRAMMING
Programmes designed to tackle the global HIV epidemic largely fall under two main branches, prevention and treatment. A myriad of HIV prevention initiatives are needed to stop HIV transmission among different key affected populations, as well as the general public. GROWING OLDER AND AGEING WITH HIV Now that effective treatment is available, many people living with HIV are living long and healthy lives. In fact, with the right treatment and care, you can expect to have a more or less normal life expectancywith HIV.
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Global information and education on HIV and AIDS. Create your own comic strip ending to the dilemmas faced by our Young Voicescharacters.
KAIN - COPING WITH BEING HIV-POSITIVE What we say: Living with HIV has its challenges, and it may take some time to figure out how you can manage it in a way that works for you. As Kain has discovered, HIV doesn’t have to control you. For more information, check out our pages on Taking Care of Yourself and Growing Older with HIV. HIV AND AIDS IN BRAZIL The HIV and AIDS epidemic in Brazil is classified as stable at the national level, with prevalence in the general population of 0.5%.1 However, prevalence varies geographically, with higher levels in the south and southeast of the country.2 Brazil has long been recognised for its strong response to the HIV epidemic.Jump to navigation
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