HELP! I need statistics for Adults and children who are infected with HIV/AIDS for the year 2005  thanks?
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you might want to try center of disease control ( CDC ) in Atlanta or Journal of Medicine. They should have what you need.
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351,518 people were living with AIDS in the US at the end of 2000 ... 79.4% of them were men and 76.8% of them were 35-64 years old (20.1% are 20-34) \n\n800,000-900,000 US residents are estimated to be living with HIV infection ... and 1/3 of them don't know they are infected ...
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Only in that children are already more susceptable to illnesses due to less mature immune systems already. Children with HIV are usually born with it, therefore are probably already suffering from the symptoms
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google sex partner graph studies, or sex partner statistics, then with the info make your own graph if there isnt one already
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You can find a complete answer to your question at:\n\nwww.aids.about.com
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In 2004 about 380 thousand African-Americans had AIDS. HIV is not reportable in all jurisdictions, so there aren't current national HIV stats. That should change soon as more jurisdictions are making HIV reportable, and there will be significant changes to HIV epidemiology methodology. Nonetheless, a large portion of HIV+ people are unaware of their infection, so it's hard to get accurate numbers.
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Okay, let's see ... do you have an older sibling, an uncle or someone you CAN trust.  Then you can go to the free clinic and have strict confidentiality.  \n\nAnother thing, and more importantly, if my child came to me with such news, all I would want to do, as a parent, is try to be there for them and, as a parent, I would take my child to the doctor or another doctor if my child didn't want to go to the family doc.  \n\nYou both NEED to be tested ... and please, in the future, wear a condom ... yeah, yeah, I know, they suck, but SAFETY FIRST .... Good Luck and Bless you for your honesty ... :)\n\nRemember AIDS IS a curable disease, no matter what the medical morons want to tell you.  The earlier detected, the more chance you have of being able to live a long and happy life ... with treatment ...
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NonGovernmentalOrganizationS and HIV/AIDS awareness : http://www.globalpolicy.org/reform/business/2003/0107hivbiz.htm\nHundreds of thousands of volunteers and churches are additional sources. Good Luck.
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about 25 years ago. Strange that you ask this question since there was a special covering it on FRONTLINE. You can watch it online here: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/aids/view/\n\nIt was called Frontline: The Age of AIDS\n\n\n\nFirst known case of human HIV infection\nA blood sample is taken in 1959 from a man living in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, now Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). For decades, the sample is stored away in a freezer. In 1998, after sophisticated testing is developed for HIV, the blood sample from 1959 is tested and confirmed as positive for HIV.\n\ntaken from same website - there is actually a time line at this link here:\n\nhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/aids/cron/crontext.html
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CIA - The World Factbook -- Finland\n\nhttp://www.childinfo.org/eddb/hiv_aids/factsheets/pdfs/Finland_en.pdf
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Population:\n\n64,631,595\nnote: estimates for this country explicitly take into account the effects of excess mortality due to AIDS; this can result in lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality and death rates, lower population and growth rates, and changes in the distribution of population by age and sex than would otherwise be expected (July 2006 est.)
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you can start with the ministry of health or dmv, I doubt if this information is available freely to everyones access on the internet, good luck
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HIV and AIDS is treated the same across the United States.  Information is difficult to acquire as it is typically is discussed in very confusing medical terms.  There are 2 good places to start.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia has a website and they are the 'authority' on matters of infectious disease.  Wikipedia.com is also an excellent source of information which is easier to understand.
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First of all, I'm Korean and living in Korea.\n\n\nQuote from:\n\nhttp://www.kfhap.or.kr/Infor_Html/Infor_02.php\n\n(Korean language)\n\nOk, here's summary:\n\nTOTAL AIDS-INFECTED PERSONS (until Dec. 2005)\n\nALL: 680 people\nMEN: 640 people\nWOMEN: 40 people\n\n\nIt's strongly believable information. cuz it's from goverment. :)\n\nFor more information, mail me\n\njoey1844@yahoo.com
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Start from www.statistics.com or search "statistics books" in Yahoo Answers. Greetings.
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http://www.statistics.gov.uk/
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Nobody can know the % for sure.  You only know once they are tested.  What % are being tested?\n\nOne way that countries estimate the % infected is by screening representative bloods eg blood from women who are giving birth in hospital, or people having other procedures or blood tests.\n\nThen, epidemiologists assess the % of positive samples, and estimate the rate in the general population.\n\nOne big difficulty is that each subset of the population has its own set of risk factors.  These can vary, enormously.\n\nI am certain the HIV+ rate is vastly under- setimated in many countries.