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Although medical technology has developed rapidly, there is still no definite way to cure AIDS, so the best prevention and control strategy is to start from the source. If everyone keeps themselves clean, the incidence of AIDS can be reduced. When it comes to the incidence of AIDS, the first thing that comes to mind is young people, because they are sexually active and full of desire for the opposite sex, so they are more likely to be infected with HIV.

But the truth is not that simple. In the age distribution of the diseased population, many middle-aged and elderly people are also at a high level, and there is a trend of increasing year by year. This forces people to reflect and be cautious. Why is there a high incidence of AIDS among the elderly?

In fact, this situation is not surprising. After all, AIDS is an infectious disease that can be contracted by people of any age. However, for the elderly, if they want to avoid being targeted by AIDS, they must pay attention to some details in their lives. Generally speaking, if these four details are done well, AIDS can be well prevented. You may wish to learn more about them.

1. Raise awareness of AIDS prevention

A person's motivation is driven by his or her own consciousness. For the elderly, they may have a narrow range of knowledge about preventing the spread of AIDS in their daily lives, so they do not have a fundamental understanding of this type of infectious disease. Therefore, they are more likely to be overlooked in strategies to prevent the spread of the disease.