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== HIV Disease Progression Rates == ...ciency Virus]] (HIV) progresses to [[Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome]] (AIDS) in different individuals.

==Catholic Church and HIV/AIDS== ...rs to the involvement and response of the [[Catholic Church]] to the [[HIV/AIDS]] pandemic.

...rimarily non-vaccine interventions designed to prevent the transmission of HIV. ...ym derived from the name of the organization that conducted the trial, the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN), and the number 052, which is the specific

...a process where individuals are counseled before and after undergoing an [[HIV test]]. The etymology of the term is derived from the English words "volunt === Overview ===

=== Overview === ...ases can range from the common cold to more severe illnesses such as [[HIV/AIDS]] and [[Ebola virus disease]].

=== Overview === ...h, and combating diseases such as [[malaria]], [[tuberculosis]], and [[HIV/AIDS]].

==Overview== ...ssociated with [[immunocompromised]] individuals, such as those with [[HIV/AIDS]], but can also occur in individuals with a normal immune system.

=== Overview === Common health issues in Benin include [[malaria]], [[HIV/AIDS]], [[tuberculosis]], and [[maternal health]] complications. The country has

=== Overview === ...experienced an influx of various diseases over the years, including [[HIV/AIDS]], [[cholera]], [[dengue fever]], [[Zika virus]], and [[COVID-19]]. Factors

==Overview== ...re common in people with weakened immune systems, such as those with [[HIV/AIDS]]. It is transmitted through the fecal-oral route, often through contaminat

== Overview == ...e with a high burden of disease, including infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, as well as non-communicable diseases such as he

=== Overview === Infectious diseases, such as [[malaria]], [[tuberculosis]], and [[HIV/AIDS]], are major health concerns in the DRC. The country has one of the highest

=== Overview === ...icularly for patients with weakened immune systems, such as those with HIV/AIDS, those undergoing chemotherapy, or organ transplant recipients.