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How has HIV and AIDS affected the social and cultural way of life in Kenya?
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HIV and AIDS have made numerous social and cultural changes to the way of life in Kenya; both positive and negative. One of the main changes is that some religions that have always been against Birth Control are rethinking their views on the subject, due to risk of infection. This means that more people are allowed to practise safe sex and so reduce their risk of infection. Also, the number of those in prostitution has decreased.
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What is A Major Problem in Kenya and Do People Die From it?
AIDS is a huge health problem if Kenya. Over 150,000 people die of AIDS every month.
What has the author Naomi Honigsbaum written?
Naomi Honigsbaum has written: 'Children and families affected by HIV in Europe' 'HIV, AIDS, and children' -- subject(s): AIDS (Disease) in children, Child welfare, HIV infections, Social aspects, Social aspects of AIDS (Disease) in children, Social aspects of HIV infections
How many countries are affected by aids?
Aids country
What kind of AIDS is Kenya facing?
The bad kind. HIV/AIDS. Between 1,400,000 and 1,800,000 adults were living with HIV/AIDS by the end of 2007.
What jobs are affected by hearing aids?
Call center jobs can be affected by the hearing aids, in same manner radio jockey or TV presenter jobs can be affected by it.
What is Kenya's economy?
market-based.
Bodyparts are afftected by AIDS and HIVs?
yes body parts are affected by hiv/aids.
What places have problems in Kenya?
Rural places in Kenya have severe water and sanitation problems, while HIV/AIDS runs rampant throughout the country.
What has been an effect of the AIDS pandemic?
There has been a decline in economic productivity in countries affected by AIDS.
Why does AIDS leads to other diseases?
Because one's immunity to diseases decreases when affected by AIDS.
What country in Africa is most affected by aids?
nigeria
How has aids affected the economy of sub saharan Africa?
AIDS has affected the economy of Sub-Saharan Africa by reducing the available work force. Many people with AIDS either pass away or are too ill to work.
