In Vietnam, each year, more than 8,000 new cases of HIV infection are discovered and 3,000 - 4,000 people die from HIV. This is considered the disease of the century, people with HIV are often stigmatized and discriminated against by those around them. Let's learn about the ways the disease spreads in the article below to have a scientific way to prevent the disease.

HIV/AIDS is a disease of the century that still has no cure. Most HIV/AIDS patients are usually transmitted through blood, sexual intercourse and from mother to child.

HIV is an infectious disease that affects the body's immune system, making people susceptible to opportunistic infections due to immunodeficiency. HIV develops in several stages, each with different characteristics. Recognizing stage 1 HIV helps to treat and prevent HIV infection more effectively.

positive HIV test result means you have been infected with HIV. If the positive result is consistent with the fact that the patient is infected with HIV, it is called a true positive.

HIV infection in pregnant women threatens the health of the mother and fetus because the HIV virus can be transmitted to the baby through the placenta, during birth or through breast milk after birth. Follow the article!

At any stage, HIV can cause infection if you do not detect it early and prevent it in time. So how does the window period of HIV infection work and what can be done to prevent HIV infection?

HIV is a virus that causes a decline in human immunity, creating opportunities for other types of infections to enter the body, putting people infected with HIV at risk of death. So how does HIV form and develop in the body, and how many stages are there in the natural progression of HIV infection?

After exposure to HIV, many people often want to test for HIV immediately because they want to know if they are infected with HIV. However, is this really true? And exactly how long after exposure to HIV can an HIV test be detected?

HIV window period testing is an extremely important step in the recognition and treatment of HIV. It is considered a part of routine health care. So what is HIV window period testing and what does it mean?

Almost everyone has heard of HIV and AIDS, but very few people understand this disease correctly. Misunderstandings about HIV/AIDS make us have an unsympathetic view of patients who are unfortunately infected with the disease of the century. This article will provide you with basic knowledge to remember about HIV and AIDS.

The signs of HIV in women and the symptoms of HIV in men are mostly similar, however, because each individual is unique, the symptoms in each patient will be different. So how are the signs of HIV in men and women different?