Category: AIDS

HIV/AIDS Epidemiology and Nursing Communicable diseases are contagious because they are transferrable from one person to another. Clinicians and doctors use specific concepts of epidemiology to study these diseases. Some of the major concepts of epidemiology include risk factors, mortality, and incidence of disease (Rogers, Mijch, & Brotherton, 2013, p. 65). Such concepts are critical…

HIV/AIDS in Children of Nigeria Outline Over the recent years, there has been a slow progress providing healthcare to children infected by HIV/AIDS in Nigeria. Research indicates that, at least 30% of the children living with HIV/AIDS on a global scale die before they are one year old and most of them die before they…

HIV Research: Assessment of Adolescents
Sexual Behaviour Table of Contents Groups of Risk Explanation and Research of Disease Unicef Graphics Analysis Conclusion References At the moment, one of the most relevant and dangerous diseases for society is HIV. Despite the fact that information about the prevalence and negative consequences of this disease is widely…

Women and HIV Resource Availability: Challenges and Needs Introduction HIV was discovered in the 1980s and has since spread all over the world. It has been established that the disease is more prevalent in women and people of low social standing. In North Carolina, the distribution of the infected people is skewed towards the minority…

HIV/AIDs and STDs in the USA and Other Countries Debate on public health and right to health in and outside United States has occurred over time and again. Cost implications are the main cause of these political debates. In countries where public health institutions are not developed, mortality rates are high (Gostin, &Powers, 2006). United…

New Strategies for HIV Vaccines Developing an HIV Vaccine has proved to pose an unprecedented challenge to scientists in the past and even today. The HIV virus is spreading fast worldwide and the AIDS clinical consequences are clearly devastating therefore an effective vaccine is required to contain the situation. The introduction of the article recognizing…

Health Promotion Plan: HIV & AIDS Trends and U.S. Statistics Overview Table of Contents Best Practices of Prevention Affected Groups by HIV Contact with Community Members Conclusion References In general, one of the most concerning healthcare problems in the US and the world is the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The stable number…

HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Russia Overview Abstract An epidemic, also known as a pandemic refers to a situation where new victims of a disease or infection occur in a specific human population at a given time. This is always devastating and is above the expected rate as indicated by statistics of the previous cases witnessed. A…

Altered Gut Microbiome Composition in HIV Infection Table of Contents Putting Intervention into Practice The evaluation of risks and the intervention Possibilities and limitations Risk evaluation and diagnosis Aggregate care protocol Execution Assessment Conclusion References The suggested response was to launch community-wide education campaigns to inform people about the requirements of HIV/AIDS patients and refute…

The Importance of Robust HIV Strategies A patient problem, such as HIV in this case, significantly affects all aspects of medical care in the clinic. First, this may affect the resources spent and the skills of medical personnel since the degree of success of the assistance provided directly depends on these aspects. In the event…