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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

My HIV/AIDS assignment...



HIV/AIDS...
What is HIV/AIDS???
HIV – Human Immunodeficiency Virus
AIDS – Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
This is a condition in humans in which the immune system begins to fail, leading to life-threatening opportunistic infections.

Statistics…
v      51% (approximately 25, 66 million) of the population is female.
v      Gauteng comprises the largest share of the SA population, with approximately 11, 19 million people (22, 4 %) live in this province.
v      KZN. Is the province with the second largest share with 10, 65 million people (21, 3 %) living in this province.
v      Northern Cape with a population of approximately 1, 10 million people is this province with the smallest share in SA.
Aged younger than 15 years…
v      Nearly one-third (31, 0 %)
v      Approximately 23% (3, 52 mil.) live in KZN and 19, 3% (2, 99 mil.) live in Gauteng


Aged 60 years and older…
v      7, 6% (3, 8 mil.)

Aged between 15-49 years…
v      An Estimated 17% of the population is HIV positive.

Something interesting…
v      Life expectancy at birth is estimated at 53, 3 years for males and 55, 2 years for females!!!
Table 1: Mid-year population estimates for SA by population group and sex, 2010…
Population
group
Male
Female
Total
Number
% of total population
Number
% of total population
Number
% of total population
African
19314500
79,4
2036810
79,4
39682600
79,4
Coloured
2124900
8,7
2299200
9,0
4424100
8,8
Indian /Asian
646600
2,7
653300
2,5
1299900
2,6
White
224300
9,2
2341700
9,1
4584700
9,2
National
24329000
100,0
25662300
100,0
49991300
100,0

Table 2: Mid-year population estimates by province,2010…

Population estimates
% share of the total population
Eastern Cape
6743800
13,5
Free State
2824500
5,7
Gauteng
11191700
22,4
KZN
10645400
21,3
Limpopo
5439600
10,9
Mpumalanga
3617600
7,2
Northern Cape
1103900
2,2
North West
3200900
6,4
Western Cape
5223900
10,4
TOTAL
49991300
100,0


Region
Adults & Children Living with HIV/AIDS
Adults & Children newly infected
Adult prevalence
AIDS-related deaths in adult & Children
Sub Saharan Africa
22, 5 mil.
1, 8 mil.
5, 0%
1, 3 mil.
North Africa & Middle east
460, 00
75, 00
0, 2%
24, 000
South and South East Asia
4, 1 mil
270, 00
0, 3%
260, 00
East Asia
770,00
82, 00
<0,1%
36, 00
Oceania
57, 00
4, 500
0, 3%
1, 400
Central & South America
1, 4 mil.
92, 000
0, 5%
58, 000
Caribbean
240, 00
17, 000
1, 0%
12, 000
Easter Europe & Central Asia
1, 4 mil.
130, 000
0, 8%
76, 000
North America
1, 5 mil.
70, 000
0, 5%
26, 000
Western & Central Europe
820, 00
31, 000
0, 2%
8, 500
GLOBAL TOTAL
33, 3 mil.
2, 6 mil.
0, 8%
1, 8 mil.

Other Facts about HIV/AIDS…
Over the past 27 years, nearly 25 million people have died from AIDS. HIV/AIDS causes debilitating illness and premature death in people during their prime years of life and has devastated families and communities.
v      ART- This is a Antiretroviral Therapy which extends people with HIV/AIDS lives.
v      HIV- Infection results in the progressive deterioration of the immune system, breaking down the body’s ability to fend off infections and diseases.
v      AIDS- Refers to the most advanced stages of HIV infection, defined by the occurrence of any of more than 20 opportunistic infections or related cancers.
v      HIV can be transmitted through unprotected sexual intercourse (Vaginal or anal) or oral sex with an infected person, transfusions of contaminated blood, and the sharing of contaminated needles, syringes or other sharp instruments. Also between a mother and her baby during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding.
v      33, 4 million people live with HIV/AIDS worldwide. An estimated 2, 7 million people were newly infected with the virus in 2008.
v      HIV/AIDS is the world’s leading infectious killer claiming to date more than 27 million lives. An estimated 2 million people die every year from HIV/AIDS.
v      ART- Antiretroviral Therapy prevents the HIV virus from multiplying in the body. If the reproduction of the HIV virus stops, the body immune cells are able to live longer and provide the body with protection from infections.
v      According to the 2008 figures there are more than 2 million children living with HIV/AIDS. The number of children receiving ART increased from about 75 000 in 2005 to 355 000 in 2009. 


Some of the history of HIV/AIDS in SA…
KwaZulu-Natal
2001 - 35, 5 %
2002 - 36, 5 %
2003 - 37, 5%
2004 - 40, 7%
2005 - 39, 1%
2006 - 39, 1%
2007 - 38, 7%
2008 - 38, 7%
2009 - 39, 5%
Mpumalanga
2001 - 29, 2%
2002 - 28, 6%
2003 - 32, 6%
2004 - 30, 8%
2005 - 34, 8%
2006 - 32, 1%
2007 - 34, 6%
2008 - 35, 5%
2009 - 34, 7%
Freestate
2001 - 30, 1%
2002 - 28, 8%
2003 - 30, 1%
2004 - 29, 5%
2005 - 30, 3%
2006 - 31, 1%
2007 - 31, 5%
2008 – 32, 9%
2009 – 30, 1%

National  statistics of SA…
2001 – 24, 8%
2002 – 26, 5%
2003 – 27, 9%
2004 – 29, 5%
2005 – 30, 2%
2006 – 29, 1%
2007 – 29, 4%
2008 – 29, 3%
2009 – 29, 4%




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