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What is the (AIDS)

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome or A
cquired immune deficiency syndrome (AID
S) is a syndrome caused by a virus called
HIV.

How can we get the (AIDS)

The AIDS virus does not infect those
animals, insects, should be aware tha
t the infection only to person. I was
most obvious theory is' the man in th
e hospital ward patients in a hospital
room together only in the United Stat
es.

How can we prevention

of the (AIDS)

Path through the blood transfer: It is p

ossible mostly through the prevention
of blood donation and safety inspection
process.
Path through the birth: HIV infection of
newborns amounts to 25.5%. However,
the administration of antiviral agents (z
idovudine) to the mother before birth c
an reduce the infection rate to 8.3%.

(AIDS) graph DATA

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AIDS in Indonesia

9
8
7
6

5
er of AIDS Cases in thousands)

f(x) = 0.08x - 164.9

R = 0.02

4
3
2
1
0
2004

2006

2008

2010
x- Axis (Years)

2012

2014

2016

(AIDS)Formula Data

AIDS Table
TAHUN

JUMLAH KASUS AIDS dlm ribuan

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

What is the Cancer

Cancer is a disease that continues to
uncontrolled cell division because the
cell cycle, lung cancer, stomach canc
er, breast cancer, colorectal cancer a
nd there is.

How can we get the

Cancer

The great majority of cancers, some

9095% of cases, are due to environ
mental
factors. The remaining 5
10% are due to inherited genetics.
Common environmental factors that
contribute to cancer death include to
bacco (2530%), diet and obesity (3
035%), infections (1520%)

How can we prevention of the Canc

er

Cancer prevention is defined as activ

e measures to decrease the risk of C
ancer. The vast majority of cancer ca
ses are due to environmental risk fac
tors, and many, but not all, of these
environmental factors are controllabl
e lifestyle choices. So cancer is consi
dered a largely preventable disease.

Cancer survivors
of the graph
Cancer survivors in US
16
14
12

f(x) = 0.48x - 953.95

R = 0.91

10
Y - Axis ( Cancer survivor in millions)

8
6
4
2
0
1998

2000

2002

2004
X - Axis (Years)

2006

2008

2010

Cancer survivors of the

Formula Data

Cancer table
Year

Cancer survivor(Millions)

2000

2001

10

2002

11

2003

12

2004

12

2005

12

2006

12

2007

13

2008

13.5

2009

14