This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of HIV/AIDS, including the history, transmission, prevention, and treatment of the virus. Through readings, discussions, and assignments, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of HIV/AIDS and its impact on individuals and society.
Module 1: Introduction to HIV/AIDS
• Definition and history of HIV/AIDS
• Medical Symptoms of HIV/AIDS
• Transmission of HIV
• Statistics and demographics of HIV/AIDS
• Treatment of HIV/AIDS
Module 2: Prevention of HIV
• Condom use and other safe sex practices
• HIV testing and counseling
• Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)
Module 3: Stigma and Discrimination
• The impact of stigma and discrimination on people living with HIV/AIDS
• Ways to combat stigma and discrimination
Module 4: Living with HIV/AIDS
• Life expectancy and quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS
• Access to healthcare and treatment
• Mental health and social support
Module 5: Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
• The impact of HIV/AIDS on different regions of the world
• Cultural and societal factors that influence the spread of HIV/AIDS
• Current efforts to address the global HIV/AIDS epidemic
Module 6: Special Populations and HIV/AIDS
• HIV/AIDS in the LGBTQ+ community
• HIV/AIDS in communities of color
• HIV/AIDS in women and children
Module 7: Ethical Issues in HIV/AIDS
• Access to treatment and healthcare
• HIV/AIDS research and clinical trials
• Disclosure of HIV status
Module 8: HIV/AIDS in the Philippines
• Department of Health role in the Prevention of HIV/AIDS
Module 9: Conclusion and Future Directions
• Advances in HIV/AIDS research and treatment
• Current challenges in addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic
• Future directions for HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment
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