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For this year`s marking of 1. December, World AIDS Day, Association Margina organized range of activities in order to raise public awareness. HIV is abbreviation for „human immunodeficiancy virus“, which affects human imune system. HIV virus affects only humans and is a precondition to get AIDS. This disease is contagious and incurable. Since the beginning of epidemic, almost 78 million people were infected by HIV, and it caused death of almost 34 million people. World Health Organization (WHO) and Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) estimate that in this moment almost 36.9 million (34.3-41.4 million) people are HIV positive. Yearly, over 2 million people gets infected, and more than 1 million dies due to the HIV related causes. It is estimated that more than 0.8 % of adults, age 15 to 49, live with HIV, although this numbers significantly differ in different countries and regions. Today, people who are HIV positive, thanks to medication, can live relatively normaly. According to UN data, in the end of 2012., 35,3 million persons were living with HIV, which is 18% more than in 2001. Virus is most commonly transmitted by sexual intercourse and less often by infected blood, from mother to child during pregnancy, birth or breast-feeding. Virus can not be transmitted by usual social encounters or by animals. World AIDS Day is marked every year on December 1. Worldwide, in order to raise awareness of epidemic, encourage progress in prevention, treatment and care of HIV/AIDS, and express solidarity and support for people affected by this disease. In period from 2011-2015, theme of world AIDS day was focused on improvement and strengthening of public health programs and prevention and stigmatization of HIV/AIDS as a global response on epidemic, with the moto: „Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS related deaths.“ In Bosnia and Herzegovina, first case of HIV positive was recorded in 1986, and by the year of 2015, there were 287 registered cases. In 2015., there were 13 new HIV infections (FBiH 10, RS 3), of which 6 had AIDS (FBiH 5, RS 1). In last five years, Bosnia and Herzegovina registers about 20-25 newly infected persons per year. According to data from the year of 2013, there were 28 HIV positive persons in Canton Tuzla, 12 of which had AIDS. During 2013, 2 newly infected persons were registered, 11 patients were receiving therapeutic treatment, and 8 more were under active supervision, because infection was not in stadium that requires treatment. During the same year, 7 deaths caused by AIDS were recorded This date concerns all of us, not only because we are all possible subject to risky behavior, but also because we can all contribute to greater awareness of this problem, as well as we can improve the conditions for infected and affected persons. The symbol of the fight against HIV/AIDS is red ribbon, which has become recognized worldwide as a sign of solidarity with infected and affected people. HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT WORLD AIDS DAY? By raising the awareness of people about HIV/AIDS in your community. By wearing red ribbon and suggesting others to do the same. By protecting yourself – this is the primary and most important way of stopping AIDS spread. If you think there is a reason – get tested for HIV. On the occasion of this year`s marking of December 1, World AIDS Day, Association Margina organized events in restaurants, universities, student dormitories and other public places, where the staff of association informed and educated general public about HIV/AIDS, ways of transmission and how to protect oneself. The staff of the association also shared educational and promotional materials, with a goal of raising public awareness about HIV/AIDS, raising solidarity and reducing stigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV/AIDS, and also drawing attention to the dangers of risky behavior.
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Povodom ovogodišnjeg obilježavanja 1.Decembra, Svjetskog dana borbe protiv HIV/AIDS-a, Asocijacija Margina je organizovala niz aktivnosti u cilju podizanja svijesti javnosti. HIV je skraćenica od engleskog human immunodeficiency virus, što bi okarakteriziralo uzročnika opadanja sposobnosti imunološkog sistema organizma. HIV virus napada samo čovjeka, a ovaj virus je preduvjet da se oboli od SIDE ili AIDS-a. Bolest je zarazna i zasad neizlječiva. Od početka epidemije, gotovo 78 milijuna ljudi je zaraženo virusom HIV-a oko 34 milijuna ljudi umrlo od HIV-a. Prema procjenama Svjetske zdravstvene organizacije (SZO) i Zajedničkog programa UN za borbu protiv HIV//AIDS-a (UNAIDS-a) iz 2014.godine, u svijetu trenutačno živi oko 36.9 milijuna ljudi zaraženih HIV-om (34.3–41.4 miliona). Preko 2 miliona ljudi se godišnje zarazi virusom HIV-a, a više od milijun osoba umire od HIV-povezanih uzroka diljem svijeta.. Procjenjuje se da 0,8% odraslih osoba u dobi od 15-49 godina u svijetu živi s HIV-om, iako teret epidemije i dalje znatno varira među državama i regijama. S virusom HIV-a se danas, zahvaljujući lijekovima može živjeti, te je u svijetu, prema podacima UN-a, krajem 2012. s HIV-om živjelo 35,3 miliona osoba, što je za 18 posto više u odnosu na 2001. godinu. Virus se najčešće prenosi seksualnim putem, a nešto rjeđe zaraženom krvlju, sa zaražene majke na dijete tokom trudnoće, porođaja ili dojenja. Virus se ne može prenijeti uobičajenim socijalnim kontaktima niti putem životinja. Svjetski dan borbe protiv AIDS-a obilježava 1. decembra širom svijeta s ciljem podizanja svijesti o epidemiji, poticanja napretka u prevenciji, liječenju i skrbi HIV/AIDS-a, te iskazivanja solidarnosti i podrške oboljelima od te bolesti. U razdoblju od 2011.-2015. tema HIV/AIDS dana usmjerena je na poboljšanje i jačanje javnozdravstvenih programa i intervencija prevencije i destigmatizacije HIV/AIDS-a u globalnom odgovoru na epidemiju, a slogan na engleskom glasi “Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS related deaths” (Cilj je nula: Nula HIV infekcija. Nula diskriminacije. Nula AIDS smrti.) U Bosni i Hercegovini prvi slučaj infekcije HIV-om zabilježen je 1986. godine, dok je do 2015. godine registrovano 287 HIV infekcija. U 2015. godini u BiH je registrirano 13 novih HIV infekcija (FBiH 10, RS 3), od kojih 6 sa razvijenim AIDS-om (FBiH 5, RS 1). U posljednjih 5 godina, u BiH se prosječno registrira 20-25 novih HIV infekcija. Prema podacima iz 2013.godine, u Tuzlanskom kantonu bilo je 28 HIV pozitivnih osoba, od čega se kod 12 pacijenata razvio AIDS. U 2013. godini zabilježena su dva novootkrivena slučaja HIV pozitivnih. Na terapijskom liječenju bilo je 11 pacijenata, te 8 pacijenata na praćenju, odnosno pod kontrolom, jer infekcija nije dostigla stadij u kome treba primijeniti liječenje. U toku iste godine zabilježeno je i 7 smrtnih slučajeva. Ovaj datum se tiče svih nas ne samo zato što su svi podložni rizičnom ponašanju, nego i jer svi možemo doprinijeti većoj svijesti o ovom problemu, kao i poboljšanju uvjeta za zaražene i oboljele osobe. Simbol borbe protiv HIV/AIDS-a je crvena vrpca, koja je postala širom svijeta prepoznatljiv znak solidarnosti sa zaraženim i oboljelim osobama. KAKO MOŽETE PODRŽATI SVETSKI DAN BORBE PROTIV SIDE? Podizanjem svijesti ljudi o HIV-u i AIDS-u u svom okruženju. Nošenjem crvene vrpce i predlaganja drugim ljudima da učine isto. Tako što ćete zaštititi sebe – ovo je primarni i najvažniji način da se zaustavi širenje HIV-a. Ako mislite da postoji razlog – testirajte se na HIV. Povodom ovogodišnjeg obilježavanja 1.Decembra, Svjetskog dana borbe protiv HIV/AIDS-a, Asocijacija Margina je organizovala akcije po ugostiteljskim objektima, fakultetima, studentskim domovima i drugim javnim mjestima, gdje su uposlenici udruženja informisali i educirali širu javnost o HIV/AIDS-u, načinu prenošenja, kako se zaštititi, te dijelili edukativne i promotivne materijale, a u cilju podizanja svijesti javnosti o HIV/AIDS-u, pokazivanja solidarnosti prema oboljelima, utjecanja na smanjenje stigme i diskriminacije i skretanja pozornosti na opasnosti koje donosi rizično ponašanje.