Who is most likely to get HIV/AIDS?

A. Anyone who has unprotected sex, shares needles, or exchanges bodily fluids or blood with an infected person is at risk. HIV is a virus. AIDS is a disease. Viruses do not care about age, race, or sexual orientation.The bottom line: If you know someone who is risking exposure to HIV/AIDS, urge him or her to stop or get more information. If your behavior places you at risk for exposure to HIV/AIDS-stop! If you have already possibly been exposed to HIV/AIDS, get tested and follow your doctor's instructions. The longer you ignore the real facts, the more chances you take with your life.Talk to your parents, a doctor, a counselor, a teacher, or another adult you trust. Do it today! Additional Information To learn more about alcohol or obtain referrals to programs in your community, contact: SAMHSA's National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information 800-729-6686TDD 800-487-4889 linea gratis en español 877-767-8432 Web site: www.health.org Curious about the TV ads of the National ...  more