Das Wichtigste über AIDS
Das Wichtigste über Aids Der Aids-Erreger HIV kann übertragen werden, wenn es zu einem Kontakt von Körperflüssigkeiten (Blut, Sperma, Scheidenflüssigkeit) mit Schleimhäuten der Geschlechtsorgane, des Darmes oder des Mundes kommt. Vor allem durcht: Ungeschützten Geschlechtsverkehr. (Grprüfte Kondome verwenden!) Gemeinsamen Gebrauch von Spritzen und Nadeln. (Nie gebrauchte Spritzen und Nadeln verwenden!) Während der Schwangerschaft einer HIV-infezierten Frau auf das ungeborene oder beim Stillen. (15-20% der Neugeborenen haben das Risiko, mit der Infektion geboren zu werden.) Wenn Sie mehr über die Infektion und den Verlauf der Krankheit wissen wollen, wenden Sie sich an die Aids-Hilfe Salzburg, Gabelsbergerstr. 20, 5020 Salzburg, Tel.: 0662/88 14 88, Fax: 0662 / 88 19 44-3 Keine Gefahr einer Infektion besteht bei: Körperkontakten wie Händeschütteln, Umarmen, Streichen, Küssen. Trinken und Essen von selben Geschirr. Gemeinsamer Benutzung von Toilette und Bad. Kontakte mit Haustieren oder Insekten. Die Aids-Hilfe Beitet an (Kostenlos und anonym): Information (Vorträge, Broschüren, Videos), HIV-Antikörpertest, Beratung, im vertraulichen Gespräch, Psychosoziale Hilfe und Betreuung.
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Das Wichtigste über Aids Der Aids-Erreger HIV kann übertragen werden, wenn es zu einem Kontakt von Körperflüssigkeiten (Blut, Sperma, Scheidenflüssigkeit) mit Schleimhäuten der Geschlechtsorgane, des Darmes oder des Mundes kommt. Vor allem durcht: Ungeschützten Geschlechtsverkehr. (Grprüfte Kondome verwenden!) Gemeinsamen Gebrauch von Spritzen und Nadeln. (Nie gebrauchte Spritzen und Nadeln verwenden!) Während der Schwangerschaft einer HIV-infezierten Frau auf das ungeborene oder beim Stillen. (15-20% der Neugeborenen haben das Risiko, mit der Infektion geboren zu werden.) Wenn Sie mehr über die Infektion und den Verlauf der Krankheit wissen wollen, wenden Sie sich an die Aids-Hilfe Salzburg, Gabelsbergerstr. 20, 5020 Salzburg, Tel.: 0662/88 14 88, Fax: 0662 / 88 19 44-3 Keine Gefahr einer Infektion besteht bei: Körperkontakten wie Händeschütteln, Umarmen, Streichen, Küssen. Trinken und Essen von selben Geschirr. Gemeinsamer Benutzung von Toilette und Bad. Kontakte mit Haustieren oder Insekten. Die Aids-Hilfe Beitet an (Kostenlos und anonym): Information (Vorträge, Broschüren, Videos), HIV-Antikörpertest, Beratung, im vertraulichen Gespräch, Psychosoziale Hilfe und Betreuung.
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[summary] => [format] => 3 [safe_value] =>Das Wichtigste über Aids Der Aids-Erreger HIV kann übertragen werden, wenn es zu einem Kontakt von Körperflüssigkeiten (Blut, Sperma, Scheidenflüssigkeit) mit Schleimhäuten der Geschlechtsorgane, des Darmes oder des Mundes kommt. Vor allem durcht: Ungeschützten Geschlechtsverkehr. (Grprüfte Kondome verwenden!) Gemeinsamen Gebrauch von Spritzen und Nadeln. (Nie gebrauchte Spritzen und Nadeln verwenden!) Während der Schwangerschaft einer HIV-infezierten Frau auf das ungeborene oder beim Stillen. (15-20% der Neugeborenen haben das Risiko, mit der Infektion geboren zu werden.) Wenn Sie mehr über die Infektion und den Verlauf der Krankheit wissen wollen, wenden Sie sich an die Aids-Hilfe Salzburg, Gabelsbergerstr. 20, 5020 Salzburg, Tel.: 0662/88 14 88, Fax: 0662 / 88 19 44-3 Keine Gefahr einer Infektion besteht bei: Körperkontakten wie Händeschütteln, Umarmen, Streichen, Küssen. Trinken und Essen von selben Geschirr. Gemeinsamer Benutzung von Toilette und Bad. Kontakte mit Haustieren oder Insekten. Die Aids-Hilfe Beitet an (Kostenlos und anonym): Information (Vorträge, Broschüren, Videos), HIV-Antikörpertest, Beratung, im vertraulichen Gespräch, Psychosoziale Hilfe und Betreuung.
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[summary] => [format] => 3 [safe_value] =>Das Wichtigste über Aids Der Aids-Erreger HIV kann übertragen werden, wenn es zu einem Kontakt von Körperflüssigkeiten (Blut, Sperma, Scheidenflüssigkeit) mit Schleimhäuten der Geschlechtsorgane, des Darmes oder des Mundes kommt. Vor allem durcht: Ungeschützten Geschlechtsverkehr. (Grprüfte Kondome verwenden!) Gemeinsamen Gebrauch von Spritzen und Nadeln. (Nie gebrauchte Spritzen und Nadeln verwenden!) Während der Schwangerschaft einer HIV-infezierten Frau auf das ungeborene oder beim Stillen. (15-20% der Neugeborenen haben das Risiko, mit der Infektion geboren zu werden.) Wenn Sie mehr über die Infektion und den Verlauf der Krankheit wissen wollen, wenden Sie sich an die Aids-Hilfe Salzburg, Gabelsbergerstr. 20, 5020 Salzburg, Tel.: 0662/88 14 88, Fax: 0662 / 88 19 44-3 Keine Gefahr einer Infektion besteht bei: Körperkontakten wie Händeschütteln, Umarmen, Streichen, Küssen. Trinken und Essen von selben Geschirr. Gemeinsamer Benutzung von Toilette und Bad. Kontakte mit Haustieren oder Insekten. Die Aids-Hilfe Beitet an (Kostenlos und anonym): Information (Vorträge, Broschüren, Videos), HIV-Antikörpertest, Beratung, im vertraulichen Gespräch, Psychosoziale Hilfe und Betreuung.
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The most important things about AIDS Description:
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AIDS-Hilfe Salzburg Language:
German Locale:
Salzburg, Austria Dimensions:
42 x 60 cm. Identifier:
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