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Give the preventive measures of AIDS. - Biology

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Give the preventive measures of AIDS.

Suggest two methods for AIDS prevention.

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Solution

AIDS has no cure; hence, prevention is the best choice. The following steps help in preventing AIDS:

  1. People, particularly those in high-risk groups, should be educated about HIV transmission. 
  2. Disposable needles and syringes should be used and disposed of properly and immediately. 
  3. Unsafe sexual habits should be changed. 
  4. High-risk groups should refrain from donating blood.
  5. Toothbrushes, razors, and other articles that can become contaminated with blood should not be shared.
  6. Before receiving blood, ensure that it has been screened for not containing HIV infections.
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Chapter 10: Human Health and Diseases - Short Answer 2

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