2004 update on the global AIDS epidemic from UNAIDS

an overview on the 2008 unaids report on the 2008 unaids report on the global aids epidemic

rapid changes in epidemiologic features of infectious diseases have made it an inevitable need for health professionals to have access to the information about the latest situation of these illnesses. the who reports based on data from around the world can provide valuable intensive information. based on the 2008 report on aids the global percentage of adults living with hiv since the year 2000...

The AIDS epidemic: update on laboratory statistics.

The first twelve years have seen major changes in the prevalence for human immunodeficiency virus. Our laboratory prevalence of HIV for the first half of 1993 is 0.05 (5 cases per 1,000). The gender ratio is 85:15 (male:female). The analysis of age versus prevalence indicates the greatest risk is for ages twenty to fortynine. The overall prevalence as a function of policy amount indicates the h...

AIDS epidemic update 2005

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The global HIV and AIDS epidemic, 2001.

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) are pandemic and pose one of the greatest challenges to global public health. As a bloodborne and sexually transmitted infection, HIV has variable patterns of transmission and impact among world regions and has disproportionately affected disadvantaged or marginalized persons such as commercial sex worker...

Children and HIV/AIDS UNAIDS Briefing Paper