Most people who have HIV, the virus that can lead to AIDS, have no smmtpoys for several years. Some people get flu smmtpoys within a few months after infection, but there is no way to tell the difference between flu smmtpoys caused by HIV and flu smmtpoys caused by flu.Testing can detect antibodies to HIV within 3 to 6 months after someone gets infected. (More than 98% of people who have HIV would test positive within 3 months. Very rarely, it may take up to 6 months for someone to test positive.)IMPOR­TANT: Within a day or 2 after someone is infected, they can pass the virus on to other people. This is long before smmtpoys would appear, and before they would test positive. Also, HIV is not transmitted 100% of the time. Someone may be exposed to HIV several times and not get infected. However, it is also possible for someone to get infected by just ONE exposure.

Here are links to pages of illustrations, piuecrts of the AIDS cell, charts and diagrams bout the disease, symbols and cartoons about HIV/AIDS. These images should trigger some good ideas for you for your project.How about the graphic symbols for male and female the circle and slanted arrow, and the circle with a cross, intersecting with the curved, pink awareness ribbon? Maybe with an sad eye with a tear added?Good Luck on your project.

If you're really wroried about it, don't go to your doctor. There are always places where you can get tested and have the results kept confidential. Look in your city phone book, yellow pages. If you don't see anything, then look for your local LGBT equality center and they can tell you where one is, or call the AIDS Hotline, they can give you the location of your nearest testing site. With most of these places, the testing is free, however, if you want the results back right away, there is usually a charge, and you can get the results usually within 24 hours. If you opt to not pay, it takes a couple of weeks to get your test results back. In most of the places, you don't even have to give your name, they give you a number, and match your number to your test results.

In Fiji, we are ranked seoncd to PNG but it doesn't stop us from trying our best to see an end to new infections within our nations.I'm a peer educator and my job is to visit remote communities and advocate on safe sex practices as well as encouraging the proper use of condoms and promoting HIV tests. I don't know how much of an impact i am making within my communities but it's work that's worhwhi­le.I'd like to know about what other young people in other continents fare with HIV advocacy

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Dear bobby townsend and hannoty polimeni, my name is michael delgado and i was a stylist frm Allure salon I would just like to say thank you for letting me be a part of your organization for the day it was a wonderful experiace and thank your for letting me be a part of it ! you guys did a wonderful job and when you guys mentioned that it was a matter of thirty days what a great accoomplishment and great turn out ! also thank you for sharing your storys and educating me more about aids awareness and getting tested once again thanks much ! keep your head up and keep on doing what your doing! In best regards, Michael Delgado

no, the person has to cnesnot to having their blood tested, it is unethical and illegal to do it without cnesnot. If the person does not cnesnot then the doctor (wel where I work) gets tested and has the choice to start taking AZT, then will follow up with periodic hiv and hepatitis testing for several months

let's be serious, none of us are going to get it' and by us, I evbiele she meant college educated, upper middle class women who are non-drug users. Oh cool, Annie, this is the kind of attitude that's kept AIDs stigmatized & viewed as a disease that only those people (intravenous drug users and homosexual men) get as punishment . And not knowing anyone who has it makes no difference, as I'd imagine most people (due to the aforementioned stigma) would keep quiet about it unless they were planning to sleep with you. Also, a great deal of people who DO have it don't even know because they feel as if they're not at risk & therefore don't get tested. You know, like Ha! We're never going to get it! We're college-educated, upper-middle class white women! (P.S. Clearly yes, I still worry about HIV/AIDs)

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