Since it is of public knowledge, last Tuesday on the 1st of December the World Day of the AIDS was carried out on a global scale. Since it has come doing in the last time in relation to the celebrations linked to the sanitary area, this blog of health there will allude to this one so important world celebration for that he looks that the persons take conscience on this illness.
The World Day of the AIDS is a vehicle used to make aware the world population about the big world sanitary problem that the VIH/SIDA means. Several are the activities realized in all the corners of the world to achieve the target to inform the persons about this so important topic.
As he informed the official web site of the World Organization of the Health (WHO), the above mentioned world celebration serves to inform all about the situation about VIH/SIDA. Between other things, in the frame of this celebration they are impelled “advances on the subject of prevention, treatment and attention to the affected ones”, he published the web.
The VIH affects at present about 33,4 million persons, according to the web page of the WHO that handles official numbers that date of the year 2008. For his part, the region of sub-Saharan Africa is most affected by this illness, he added the web.
It is important to add that a solution to diminish these numbers, would be to find finally a vaccine to fight against the illness. As the same blog will report some months ago, Tenemossida.org he informed that “an effective, sure and accessible vaccine would be a long-term solution; it would reinforce the existing prevention methods and would make sustainable the current answer to the epidemic VIH/SIDA”.
To finish, and speaking about celebrations, also the International Day of the Persons was realized with Disability (the above mentioned celebration was realized last Thursday, the 3rd of December). Shortly, this blog will allude to this topic with more depth.
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