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What is a common disease in Africa?
According to the South African Medical Research Council, the top three transmittable diseases leading to mortality in South Africa are HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and lower respiratory infections. The top three diseases across the entire African continent, according to the Africa Health Blog, are lower respiratory infections, HIV/AIDS, and malaria.
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.
What are symptoms of AIDS in Africa?
there is headache,rashes,nausea,pharyngitis and fever
The greatest number of deaths in Africa today result from what?
AIDS
What happens every fifteen seconds in Africa?
Aids death
What disease is out of control in Africa?
HIV and AIDS.
What is the leading killer disease in Africa?
Aids
What has the author J K G Mati written?
J. K. G. Mati has written: 'AIDS, women, and children in Africa' -- subject(s): AIDS (Disease) in children, AIDS (Disease), AIDS (Disease) in women
What disease has devastated Africa in recent years?
HIV/ AIDS
Doctors in Africa are stepping up their efforts to fight which disease?
AIDS
What kind of disease in South Africa?
aids and malaria are the most common.
What is Africa's worst pandemic disease?
AIDS is perhaps the worse pandemic disease seen coming out of Africa. It has become a chronic disease with an extremely high death rate.AIDS!
What is the deadliest disease in Africa?
Depends which parts of Africa. In some parts, the deadliest disease is Malaria. In other parts, the deadliest disease is AIDs/HIV.
Most African Americans exodusters migrated west to?
the african american exodusters migrated west to North Africa to get rid of the Jews because they had bad a bad disease called AIDS. This is how the Holocaust happened.
What disease is called poultry AIDS?
Cockitis
What is it called when a disease is passed from person to person?
Communicable or Contagious.
Why is AIDS considered a condition and not a disease?
AIDS is more accurately called a syndrome. It is a condition and a disease, but not in the usual sense because a disease usually has one cause. AIDS is more of a complex situation as a result of the disease of having HIV infection.
