艾滋病防治工作参考资料-课件.ppt

* * People living with HIV/AIDS 40 million [34 – 46 million] New HIV infections in 2003 5 million [4.2 – 5.8 million] Deaths due to HIV/AIDS in 2003 3 million [2.5 – 3.5 million] Eastern Europe has the fastest growing epidemic The Caribbean is still experiencing high levels of infection Potential for the epidemic to explode in India, China and Indonesia Sub-Saharan Africa remains the hardest hit region * * Almost 2 000 are in children under 15 years of age About 12 000 are in persons aged 15 to 49 years, of whom: about 50% are women * * This slide shows the shift in the route of HIV transmission in Thailand. Initially, the major route of transmission was among injecting drug users, then sex workers, and more recently through sexual relationships with regular partners. The lesson from Thailand is that it is necessary to focus on high risk groups, but that interventions to reach the general public – in particular young people – are needed. * * * * * * * * * * Thrombotic episodes occur frequently and often present as neurologic symptoms. The thrombotic events may occur solely due to cardiac disease, or they may be caused by hypercoagulability. The mechanism of hypercoagulability is unknown. * * Thrombotic episodes occur frequently and often present as neurologic symptoms. The thrombotic events may occur solely due to cardiac disease, or they may be caused by hypercoagulability. The mechanism of hypercoagulability is unknown. * * Thrombotic episodes occur frequently and often present as neurologic symptoms. The thrombotic events may occur solely due to cardiac disease, or they may be caused by hypercoagulability. The mechanism of hypercoagulability is unknown. * * Thrombotic episodes occur frequently and often present as neurologic symptoms. The thrombotic events may occur solely due to cardiac disease, or they may be caused by hypercoagulability. The mechanism of hypercoagulability is unknown. 艾滋病流行严重地区艾滋病病人抗病毒治疗的免费药物、母婴阻断的免费药物及婴儿检测试剂费用由中央财政安排，其它地区艾滋病病人抗病毒治