Historically, AIDS was first identified in West Africa in the late 19th century. However, a lack of awareness, especially among children under the age of 15, has contributed to its spread. Many people succumbed to AIDS simply because they didn't know how to treat it. Globally, India ranks third in AIDS cases, with over 18.2 million reported cases according to a United Nations report from April 2016. The untreated cases, stemming from a lack of awareness, raise concerns that worldwide deaths could reach 30 million by 2030. Instead of just focusing on the problems, it's crucial to pay attention to solutions. World AIDS day: Mental health challenges faced by individuals
GeneralHistorically, AIDS was first identified in West Africa in the late 19th century. However, a lack of awareness, especially among children under the age of 15, has contributed to its spread. Many people succumbed to AIDS simply because they didn't know how to treat it. Globally, India ranks third in AIDS cases, with over 18.2 million reported cases according to a United Nations report from April 2016. The untreated cases, stemming from a lack of awareness, raise concerns that worldwide deaths could reach 30 million by 2030. Instead of just focusing on the problems, it's crucial to pay attention to solutions.
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