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A sign on Melbourne's Princes Bridge highlighting the AIDS 2014 conference currently taking place in Melbourne. The conference has attracted thousands of the world's top AIDS researchers, community leaders, policy makers, and people living with HIV. Guest speakers include Bill Clinton and Sir Bob Geldof.
Yet another conceptual try.
Evidently, the red towel explains the symbolic red ribbon of the Aids awareness ribbon. With a dimly lit face, it represents a stranger , what lies within will never show and one should never practice promiscuity.
Be faithful to your spouse, keep yourself safe, keep others likewise. Practice safe sex and prevent the spread of Aids/HIV.
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Sentebale was founded by Prince Harry and Lesotho's Prince Seeiso to help the forgotten victims of poverty and of the HIV/Aids epidemic in Lesotho.
To find out more about the charity, visit Prince Harry's Charities page at www.princehenryofwales.org or visit www.sentebale.org.
©Sentebale
เข้าใจโรคเอดส์ (AIDS) อาการและการป้องกัน
หากเราย้อนกับไปเมื่อราวปี พ.ศ.2527 เป็นช่วงที่โรคเอดส์ระบาดอย่างมากในประเทศไทยโดยเฉพาะในกลุ่มชายรักชาย และกระจายสู่ผู้หญิงบริการ ผู้ติดยาเสพติด
โรคเอดส์ (AIDS) เกิดจากเชื้อเอชไอวี (HIV) ที่แบ่งตัวในเซลล์ของคนเช่น เม็ดเลือดขาว เซลล์สมอง เมื่อร่างกายได้รับเชื้อไวรัสก็จะสร้างภูมิคุ้มต้านทานออกมา ...
อ่านต่อ @ clinicherbs.com/hiv/
Hello flickr! Did you know: Today is "world AIDS day"! Support it! Spread the message! This is still not over! We need to be aware!
This virus is out there for more than 25 years now and still NOT beaten!
Take care of yourself!
www.welt-aids-tag.de/hintergruende/25jahreaids/index.php
According to UNAIDS estimates, there are now 33.2 million people living with HIV, including 2.5 million children. During 2007 some 2.5 million people became newly infected with the virus. Around half of all people who become infected with HIV do so before they are 25 and are killed by AIDS before they are 35.
Around 95% of people with HIV/AIDS live in developing nations. But HIV today is a threat to men, women and children on all continents around the world.
Started on 1st December 1988, World AIDS Day is not just about raising money, but also about increasing awareness, fighting prejudice and improving education. World AIDS Day is important in reminding people that HIV has not gone away, and that there are many things still to be done.
(Thanks to www.flickr.com/photos/toma01/ for the text :))
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World Aids Day launch at the Opera House by Governor General Quentin Bryce on Wednesday 30, November, 2011
Lights projecting over Melbourne’s Princes bridge onto a building on the south bank of the Yarra. Taken during the AIDS 2014 conference www.cloudtogroundimages.com
Sentebale was founded by Prince Harry and Lesotho's Prince Seeiso to help the forgotten victims of poverty and of the HIV/Aids epidemic in Lesotho.
To find out more about the charity, visit Prince Harry's Charities page at www.princehenryofwales.org or visit www.sentebale.org
©Sentebale
A sign on Melbourne's Princes Bridge highlighting the AIDS 2014 conference currently taking place in Melbourne. The conference has attracted thousands of the world's top AIDS researchers, community leaders, policy makers, and people living with HIV. Guest speakers include Bill Clinton and Sir Bob Geldof.
Uganda is often cited as a rare example of success in a continent facing a severe AIDS crisis. The country is seen as having implemented a well-timed and successful AIDS prevention campaign, which has been credited with helping to bring adult HIV prevalence down from around 15% in the early 1990s to around 5% in 2001.
See the whole photo-set about TASO (The Aids Support Organisation).
www.flickr.com/photos/christianbobst/sets/72157622752927870/
With two hands together forming a heart, the two thumbs touching is also a symbolic hand gesture of showing a relationship between a couple.
The inverse position tells us the detrimental effect AIDS/HIV has on a relationship. Love will bear the burden of an incurable virus. Simply put, AIDS is outrightly bad for a relationship.
Stay safe, and we can prevent the spread of AIDS.
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And remember tha prevention is always better than cure!
It is predicted that by 2015 around 5.4 million South Africans will have died of AIDS.
Absolutely shocking, but even more so is that the current president of our country believes that a shower can cure it.
This is the AIDS monument in Toronto, a twist on the classic 'LOVE' statue. There was a major AIDS conference in Toronto last month and the prime minister Stephen Harper didn't show up, hence the angry graffiti.
L'AIDS non è un problema solo di chi l'ha!
Ricordatevi che la prevenzione è fondamentale per la sicurezza di tutti.
La LILA (Lega Italiana per la Lotta contro l'AIDS) promuove la campagna a sostegno del world aids day.
La LILA dice:
Quest’anno, secondo le stime mondiali Unaids/Oms, la prevalenza a livello mondiale dell’HIV (considerando le persone viventi sieropositive) si è stabilizzata e il numero di nuove infezioni è diminuito là dove sono stati attuati programmi di lotta contro il virus. Tuttavia la stima di 33,2 milioni di persone che vivono con l’HIV, di 2,5 milioni di nuove infezioni e di 2,1 milioni di decessi per Aids non è certo un dato positivo. Com’è naturale, inoltre, la differenza tra le varie aree del mondo è grande: l’Africa subsahariana infatti copre da sola il 68% del numero mondiale di persone hiv+. E se è vero che un dato si è stabilizzato, è però anche vero che il numero delle persone viventi hiv+ aumenta in quanto vi sono sempre nuove infezioni e la speranza di vita è più lunga in una popolazione generale che cresce con continuità. Inoltre, pur cominciando a vedere un ritorno degli investimenti, le 6800 nuove infezioni e gli oltre 5700 decessi giornalieri a causa dell’aids non possono che far intensificare gli sforzi per ridurre in modo più significativo l’epidemia. Senza contare che a tutt’oggi mancano politiche mirate alle fasce di popolazione più vulnerabili che contano al loro interno un numero crescente di persone sieropositive. Anche per quel che riguarda l’accesso ai farmaci l’interpretazione è duplice; da una parte il numero delle persone che hanno bisogno di trattamenti anti Hiv e che sono riuscite a ottenerlo è circa il doppio rispetto all'anno precedente, ma comunque rappresenta solo il 28% del totale, e anche in questo caso la mappa geografica dell'accesso alle cure non è uniforme.
Per quel che riguarda l’Italia, le statistiche del Centro Operativo Aids (COA) ribadiscono un trend positivo rispetto ai decessi e uno stabilizzarsi dei nuovi casi di Aids, ma è sempre più evidente come l’epidemia si stia diffondendo tra la popolazione non socialmente marginale e a causa di rapporti sessuali non protetti. Buona parte dei nuovi contagi riguarda infatti persone eterosessuali, benestanti, tra i 30 e i 50 anni, e con una vita sessuale di coppia stabile. Tuttavia i rapporti occasionali (sia che avvengano tra singles sia al di fuori della coppia fissa esistente) non vengono protetti e in seguito non si considera di aver avuto un comportamento a rischio. La conseguenza è non sottoporsi al test, non proteggere il partner fisso e arrivare a scoprire la propria sieropositività solo al momento dell’essere ormai in Aids.
Qui trovate l'elenco delle varie iniziative in programma oggi nelle città italiane.