Film: The Age of Aids

Theme: Origin of AIDS A) An important scene of the movie "Age of AIDS" is "Port-au-Prince, Haiti". This scenario outlines the situation in Haiti. This is a very bad situation, preventing the city from fighting new diseases. From the 1970's to the 1980's, doctors and priests, who had been seeking treatment of invisible diseases, began watching this disease "looks like thinning as it died" . Bone "Then the scene continues to look at one of the first AIDS clinics at the Australian harbor. And it is open in the toughest part of the town.

It is estimated that the number of HIV / AIDS epidemics in 2012 will be 480,000. The prevalence of the working age group of 15 to 49 years old is 1%. There are an estimated 230,000 AIDS-related women over the age of 15. In 2012, the number of deaths due to AIDS has reached 36,000 people, including 158.25 million children under the age of 18 (UNAIDS website, nd). HIV

AIDS is currently the second most common cause of death among Americans between the ages of 25 and 44. More than 50% of the working population belongs to this age group. 16% of large companies are affected by the epidemic of AIDS, and one out of 16 SMEs is affected by AIDS. Serious stress (caused by work and family) can accelerate the early stage progress of HIV. This is why the workplace should be prepared to cope with these kinds of situations. Business correspondence Employee response to AIDS and AIDS resource services is a central information and referral service that associates business and employee callers with resources designed to help prepare to manage AIDS related issues at work . This service was developed in collaboration with workplace education experts and business and worker leaders.

Among indigenous populations, indigenous young people between 0 and 29 years occupied 20.6% of reported cases of AIDS. Inuit and M and Inuit and underage teenager under 30 years old? This accounts for 31.8% of AIDS case reports. However, there are no Inuit people reported under AIDS cases under the age of 20, 3% of AIDS cases reported in Metis are under 20 years of age. HIV positive tests from 1998 to the end of 2006 showed that injections of drug use are the major categories of HIV exposure between men and women. Between 1998 and 2006, the use of injectable drugs accounted for 58.8% of people's HIV positive test reports, and between 1979 and 2006 about 40% were reported by indigenous peoples.