Problems And Preventions Of Ebola And AIDS :: Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever

Viruses have become of corking concern all across theworld in the last hardly a(prenominal) decades. The most common and the most talked about killer virus is back up, a virus that starts out as HIV and then proceeds to articulateinto a immune breaker that ultimately kills its human host. So far, in that locationis no remedy for back up, and most unfortunately the numbers of deaths from AIDS still continues to grow. However, another virus has gained much public andnational attention. That virus is called Ebola. It is sight that Ebolaseffect on humans is restricted to Zaire, Africa. Viruses that kill large numberin large masses is a major threat to mankind the only(prenominal) hopes of destroyingthe viruses is dependant upon technology. AIDS is a deadly diseasethat most raft understand as a arouseually convey disease. In fact, thevirus can be transmitted sexually, nevertheless it can also be transmitted through bloodtransfusions. The fact that it can be transmitted sex ually causes a greatproblem. Everyday, enormous amounts of people have sex--some people with differentpartners. People may have less sex than forward because of the threat thatthe virus poses, but it has already started, and cannot be stopped until acure is found. Un the like Ebola, AIDS was not detected as advance(prenominal)ish as sensation wouldhave hoped. The AIDS virus can collar dormant for over a decade before it isnoticed as a real problem (Shenon 8). During that decade, the virus canspread like a wild fire. One person contracts the virus, transmits it to another,and another, and so on. As Shenon explains, AIDS became recognized as a realproblem in the early seventies and was mostly concentrated in the United Statesand in Africa, but surprisingly it reached Asia a decadeafterward. He goeson to explain that AIDS has spread exponentially in Asia. Thailand, recognizedfor its proliferation of prostitutes and illegal promotion of sex with children,could be held responsible f or the tremendous outbreak of the virus in Asia,explains Shenon. He also points out that now that the virus has already brokenout, Asia has the vanquish AIDS prevention agenda in the world (8). For nowthe outflank prevention of AIDS that is available is education and protected sex.Until a cure is found for the ruthless virus, this is the only means of preventionthat is available to the public.Ebola is one of the most rapidlyfatal viruses on the planet and is believed to have begun somewhere in Zaire,Africa (Altman 3). There is no positive explanation as to how the virus is