Well HIV/AIDS was introduced to the human population from monkeys. Get your mind out of the gutter, No, it didn't happen by the reproductive way, it happened when meat was cut off of a monkey and the blood from the raw meat came into contact with a wound on the butcher's hand. Then from Immigration and babies inheriting it, it spread around the world.
17,000,000,000 people have HIV in the us.
Nurses are not routinely tested for HIV for employment in the US. HIV is not a barrier to working in the health care industry.
According to US Government sources, approximately 1.2 million Americans are currently living with HIV or AIDS.
how many peopel in the united states have dies from hiv in 2014
in early 1980's
1.1million
There is no minimum age for HIV testing. In fact, infants are often tested.
San Francisco is regarded as the HIV capital in the US. You should know the basics. That is where it was first discovered in the United States around 1980 or 1981.
In the US, OSHA requires education of health care workers regarding HIV and other bloodborne pathogens. Other industries may also offer HIV education for employees.
In the US, most HIV is transmitted from male to male sex.
Not much difference. They are both strains of the HIV virus and both can lead to AIDS and other opportunistic diseases. HIV-2 strain is found mostly in West Africa, with hardly any found in the US and other Western countries.
There is no vaccine for HIV, so it would be pretty hard!