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HIV/AIDS - Awareness & Prevention
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This free online HIV/AIDS course teaches focuses on awareness and prevention of the disease. This global health issue continues to affect millions of people. With this course, you will get a comprehensive understanding of the impact of HIV/AIDs on both individuals and communities around the world. You will also look into the common misconceptions surrounding this disease and examine its spread, including its death toll on a global scale.
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HIV/AIDS - Awareness & Prevention
Learn the common misconceptions about HIV and AIDS that will raise awareness and prevention of these diseases.
This free online HIV/AIDS course teaches focuses on awareness and prevention of the disease. This global health issue continues to affect millions of people. With this course, you will get a comprehensive understanding of the impact of HIV/AIDs on both individuals and communities around the world. You will also look into the common misconceptions surrounding this disease and examine its spread, including its death toll on a global scale.
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Module 1: Introduction to HIV and AIDS
This module discusses HIV and AIDS. You will learn about the spread of AIDS and the deaths it has cased in different countries. You will learn about Thailand’s AIDS Education program and their Prevention and Care Project to help stop the spread of AIDS in that country. You will learn about common misconceptions and false understandings about HIV and AIDS and the truth behind those misconceptions.
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2.HIV and AIDS - Part 1
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3.HIV and AIDS - Part 2
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