HIV/AIDS By: Jake Van Tasell. Description/History HIV/AIDS is a disease that people can catch that attacks your immune system. This disease really jump.

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HIV/AIDS By: Jake Van Tasell

Description/History HIV/AIDS is a disease that people can catch that attacks your immune system. This disease really jump started in the early 80’sThis means that you can not fight of a disease as well. This disease kills millions of people every year and the research for a cure is advancing rapidly.

AIDS

Importance This disease affects families all over the world. This disease does not have a cure and is very hard to live with it.

(RED)Wants to create an Aids free generation by 2015 Donates money from products bought oinred.com/r ed/ UN AidsThis is a government owned agency Uses taxes and community service to physical help naids.org/en/

What is being done? Many scientist are helping find a cure Talks are happening across the nation by teaching safe sex Teaching young people about how you can get AIDs Many volunteers are going to needy countries to teach them and provide medical care.

What can I do? I can use my knowledge to stay safe and by keeping my self safe I will save several others. I can be abstain!

Board, A.D.A.M. Editorial. "Causes, Incidence, and Risk Factors." AIDS. U.S. National Library of Medicine, 18 Nov Web. 13 Apr