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    Among adults ages 15-49, HIV infection has leveled off since 2001 at 0.7% in 2022. There were 39 million people living with HIV globally in 2022 due to ongoing new infections and improved treatment allowing people to live longer with HIV. Although HIV testing has increased, about 14% of those with HIV still do not know their status. HIV remains a leading cause of death worldwide and among women of reproductive age, however AIDS-related deaths have declined 51% since 2022 due partly to expanded access to antiretroviral treatment. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest burden of HIV followed by Asia/Pacific, while regions like Latin America, Western/Central Europe and North America are also significantly

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    Among adults ages 15-49, HIV infection has leveled off since 2001 at 0.7% in 2022. There were 39 million people living with HIV globally in 2022 due to ongoing new infections and improved treatment allowing people to live longer with HIV. Although HIV testing has increased, about 14% of those with HIV still do not know their status. HIV remains a leading cause of death worldwide and among women of reproductive age, however AIDS-related deaths have declined 51% since 2022 due partly to expanded access to antiretroviral treatment. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest burden of HIV followed by Asia/Pacific, while regions like Latin America, Western/Central Europe and North America are also significantly

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    Among adults ages 15-49, HIV infection has leveled off since 2001 at 0.7% in 2022. There were 39 million people living with HIV globally in 2022 due to ongoing new infections and improved treatment allowing people to live longer with HIV. Although HIV testing has increased, about 14% of those with HIV still do not know their status. HIV remains a leading cause of death worldwide and among women of reproductive age, however AIDS-related deaths have declined 51% since 2022 due partly to expanded access to antiretroviral treatment. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest burden of HIV followed by Asia/Pacific, while regions like Latin America, Western/Central Europe and North America are also significantly

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    Among adults (the percent of people ages 15-49 who are infected) has leveled since 2001 and

    was 0.7% in 2022.


    HIV/AIDS 39 milion people living with HIV in 2022, the result of continuing new infections and people living longer
    with HIV. Athough HIV testing capacity has increased over time, enabling more people to lean their HIV
    status, about one in seven people with HIV (14%) are still unaware they are infected.

    HIV remains a leading cause of death worldwide and the leading cause of death globally among women of
    reproductive age. However, AIDS-related deaths have declined, due in part to antiretroviral treatment (ART)
    HIV/ADs Scale-up. b30,000 people died of AIDS in 2022, a 51% decrease.
    Sub-Saharan Africa, home to two-thirds of all people living with HIV globally, is the hardest hit region in
    the world, followed by Asia and the Pacific. Latin America, Western and Central Europe and North America,
    as well as Eastern Europe and Central Asia are also heavily affected.

    Dr Sushma Singh 13

    RRed RibbonClub
    A Movement Symbol - Red Ribbon Activities
    Red Ribbon Club was founded in The red ribbon, as an awareness Peer education and leadership
    2007 in the college by Dr. Rupali ribbon, is used as the symbol for trainings. Competitions (Debates,
    Sharma (DAPOJD.D.U. Shimla. the solidarity of people living with Quiz, Drawing, Paintings, etc.)
    Red Ribbon Club is a movement HIV/AIDS, and for the awareness Interactions with positive people
    started by the Government of India and prevention of drug abuse and and counsellors of
    in Educational Institutions through drunk driving. ICTC/ART/Blood bank. Interactions
    which students will be making with Transgender, Dietician &
    awareness of AIDS. The club Gynaecologist.
    organizes awareness camps on
    AIDS at regular intervals in village
    areas.

    14 Dr Sushma Singh 4

    Takeaway
    Knowledge about:
    HIV/AIDS
    Facts
    Factors
    . Prevention
    Global Perspective
    Red Ribbon Club
    NACO Envisions

    15

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