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HIV/ AIDS risk factors: Unprotected sexual intercourse which would allow infected fluid to pass through lesions of the lining of the vagina, vulva, or penis Blood passed on from a pregnant mother to her child through pregnancy or at birth Through a mother’s infected breast milk to her children Sharing injecting equipment such as needles or syringes which are infected Receiving blood which is infected usually through transfusions Unprotected sexual intercourse is probably the biggest thing that affects students at Gilroy. Heaps of students aren’t sure of the dangers of sex with others without the use of a condom, or other protectors. This is the most common risk factor because students want to do new things, especially with the opposite sex. Teenage years are the starting years for sexual activity, even though many teenagers are quite youthful on the subject.
Approximate Word count = 535
Approximate Pages = 2.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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