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Breastfeeding
Title
Assessment of Attitude and Perception of Undergraduate Students of Non-Health Allied
Sciences Schools in Saint Louis University towards breastfeeding of mother in public places
II. Background
Breastfeeding, particularly during the first six months of infancy,
conveys significant immunological, and nutritional benefits on
infants. Children in the Cordillera Administrative Region were
the most likely to be exclusively breastfed.1
While the prevalence of HIV and AIDS in the Philippines is still low, the country is one
of only seven countries globally where the number of new HIV cases has increased by over
25 percent from 2001 to 20091. HIV infection among 15-24 years old increased more than
ten-fold, from 44 in 2006 to 995 in 2015. The period of initiation to sex and drug use among
key affected populations is as early as from 14 years old2.
In this study, the researchers want to assess the extent of knowledge and attitude of
undergraduate students of non-health allied sciences in Saint Louis University towards
HIV/AIDS.
III. Objectives
General: To determine the extent of knowledge and attitude of undergraduate students in
Saint Louis University towards HIV/AIDS
Specific: To determine through the use of survey questionnaire the awareness on a) the mode
of transmission of the disease, b) prevention of the disease c) treatment of the disease
VIII. References
1 1. Uniceforg. 1. Uniceforg. [Online]. Available from:
http://www.unicef.org/philippines/hivaids.html [Accessed 11 September 2015
2 1. Cid systems solution services. 1. Unaidsorgph. [Online]. Available from:
http://www.unaids.org.ph/index.php?mod=page [Accessed 11 September 2015]
https://psa.gov.ph/content/breastfeeding-immunization-and-child-mortality