Примеры использования Aids-related illnesses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Each day, 5,500 people die from AIDS-related illnesses.
AIDS-related illnesses claimed 1.2 million lives in 2014, which included the 400 000 TB deaths among HIV-positive people.
Some 8,000 people die of AIDS-related illnesses every day.
The situation becomes even more of a challenge when spouses die from AIDS-related illnesses.
Almost half of the deaths from AIDS-related illnesses in 2010 occurred in southern Africa.
AIDS-related illnesses are the leading cause of death globally among women of reproductive age.
In 2008, about 25,000 people died of AIDS-related illnesses.
AIDS-related illnesses loom as the fourth leading cause of death among women and the fifth leading cause of mortality among men.
In 2013, some 240 000 children became newly infected with HIV and190 000 children died of AIDS-related illnesses.
The number of orphans is expected to rise with AIDS-related illnesses increasingly becoming the primary cause of orphanhood.
In 2015, around 2.1 million people were newly infected with HIV and1.1 million people died of AIDS-related illnesses.
Much has been achieved- fewer people are dying from AIDS-related illnesses and the rate of new HIV infections has fallen by nearly 20% in the past 10 years.
In 2014, around 2 million peoplewere newly infected with HIV and 1.2 million people died of AIDS-related illnesses.
Health services were also subsidized,particularly for HIV/AIDS-related illnesses, malaria and maternal and child health care.
In the same year, approximately 1.8 million people became newly infected and 940 000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses 1.
Early deaths from HIV/AIDS-related illnesses are robbing the country of skilled professionals and creating large numbers of orphaned children.
The top three causes of death among adolescents are road traffic injuries, AIDS-related illnesses and suicide.
Nonetheless, AIDS-related illnesses remain the leading cause of death among women of reproductive age(15-49 years) globally, and they are the second leading cause of death for young women aged 15-24 years in Africa 1.
Ethiopia has been particularly affected by the AIDS response,with 73 000 people dying of AIDS-related illnesses in 2000.
In the 30 years since 1981,25 million people have died worldwide of AIDS-related illnesses, and more than 33 million people now live with HIV/AIDS throughout the world.
Some 2.5 million newinfections have occurred since 2006 and there have been 2.1 million deaths from AIDS-related illnesses.
On every World AIDS Day, we look back to remember our family members andfriends who have died from AIDS-related illnesses and recommit our solidarity with all who are living with or affected by HIV.
Such a dramatic rise has been attributed to two factors namely wrong estimates anddue to the rise in AIDS cases, and AIDS-related illnesses.
Both his mother, Juanita, and father, Phil,were heroin addicts, and died of AIDS-related illnesses before Dixon was 17 years old.
A survey of three South African provinces found that almost three quarters of AIDS-affected households were headed by females,a significant proportion of whom were themselves battling AIDS-related illnesses.
A total of 8 people are in therapy, 2 women and 6 men. 14 men and2 women died of AIDS-related illnesses, while 20 men and 4 women were in treatment.
While this is a great and commendable improvement on previous years, we should remember andbe humbled by the fact that last year 2.9 million people died of AIDS-related illnesses.
The epidemic remains mostsevere in southern Africa, which accounted for almost half of all deaths from AIDS-related illnesses in 2010; it is less prevalent in North Africa.
The organizations provided the following statistics: 660,000 children are in urgent need of antiretroviral treatment, 270,000 of whom are younger than 18 months; children represent only 6 per cent of overall HIV infections, yet they account for 17 per cent of deaths due to AIDS; 80 per cent of HIV-positive children die by age 5 without treatment, and 80 per cent are alive atage 6 with ART; and 1,400 children die needlessly of AIDS-related illnesses each day.
Furthermore, the food security situation has been exacerbated by other problems, such as the lack of clean drinking waterin rural areas and the prevalence of HIV/AIDS-related illnesses and deaths, which leave families with severely diminished resources to meet their basic needs.