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How many people have HIV/AIDS in the world?
33.3 million people around the world are now living with HIV/AIDS (AS OF 2011)
How many people in the world have HIV/AIDS?
33.3 million people around the world are now living with HIV/AIDS (AS OF 2011)
What percent of liveing do you have if you get aids?
Often people can live with HIV for many years.The medications for HIV have progressed to the point where for many people the infections is a chronic illness.
What are the 3 places in the world living with HIV?
People live with HIV all over the world, in every country.
Is AIDS a significant problem in most of southern Africa?
Yes. Africa has 70 percent of the world's population infected with HIV/AIDS. There are over 5 million people living with HIV in South Africa. Almost 1,000 AIDS deaths occur every day. In Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe, more than 30 percent of the adult population is HIV-positive.
How can humans effect the environment?
people can get hiv that's what it is called by getting people can get kill and hiv can be spreaded around the world and hiv can not be cured. it is true that's what i know abotu it
What are facts about AIDSHIV?
There are over 1 million people in the United States with HIV. There are over 33 million people that have HIV in the world.
What percent of HIV patients don't know they have HIV?
probably about 50%
How many people in the world have HIV aids?
33.3 million people around the world are now living with HIV/AIDS (AS OF 2011)
Why gay is at more risk of passing on hiv?
They're not. This is a myth. The vast majority of HIV cases in the world are of straight people.
What part of the world are the majority of HIV infections concentrated?
68% of people living with HIV live in Sub-Saharan Africa, so I would assume that this part of the world would have the highest rate of HIV infections in the world.
What percent of people contract HIV from skin to skin contact when there are no cuts?
0%. HIV cannot penetrate intact skin. HIV is only transmitted by fluid-to-fluid contact with infected blood, semen, vaginal fluid or breast milk.
