Are you at risk for HIV?

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 If you answer yes to any of these questions you are at RISK for getting HIV:

  • Have you ever had unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex?
  • Have you ever exchanged sex for drugs or money?
  • Have you ever been diagnosed or treated for Hepatitis B, Tuberculosis, or any sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)?
  • Have you ever injected any drugs and shared needles, syringes or works with someone?
  • Have you ever had sex with anyone who could answer yes to any of these questions?

Know your HIV status. Know your partner's HIV status. Protect your baby.

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Early intervention is the key to prevention
 
HIV - Human Immunodeficiency Virus

AIDS - Acquired Immune Defficiency Virus

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT HIV?

  • HIV is the virus that causes AIDS.
  • HIV is 100% preventable.
  • Abstinence is the only way to prevent HIV with 100% certainty.
  • Everyone should know their HIV status.
  • HIV does not discriminate.
  • HIV prevalence in the heterosexual population is increasing.
  • Young women, especially young black women, are the fastest growing group to get HIV.

 FACTS

  • There is no cure for HIV or AIDS.
  • HIV is a serious health threat to everyone, everywhere.
  • Over 125,000 Floridians are infected with HIV.
  • Florida is ranked third in the country for total HIV/AIDS cases.
  • Women of child bearing age (15-44) account for 59% of all living HIV/AIDS cases among women.
  • Florida is ranked second in the country for total HIV/AIDS cases in children.
  • Of these children under the age of 13, 96% got the infection from their mother through the birth process.
  • Nationally, half of all new HIV infections are among young people under the age of 25. In Florida this group accounts for 15% of new infections.


Source: Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS (12/31/07).

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