Hiv & Aids Guide

What is AIDS and who gets it?

AIDS, also known as Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is a disease that affects the body’s immune system. It is distributed through the mucous membranes, and is often transmitted through bodily fluids. It attacks the immune system so that the patient is more apt to infection and diseases such as cancer or other infectious diseases. Widespread education and awareness can help people understand the disease, and realize better ways to prevent it. There is no known cure for AIDS, but research has progressed significantly over the last few decades. The disease can be passed along through various ways, such as through unprotected sex, hypodermic needle sharing, blood transfusions, and can also be passed along from mother to child. Anyone can get AIDS, but they so it is important to be cautious and protect yourself.

* HIV/AIDS Information
* How Does Aids Affect the Body?
* Condoms and Sexually Transmitted Diseases
* Who Gets Aids?