CLEAN : Sida: encore 2,5 millions de personnes infectees par an

The video discusses the persistent high rates of new HIV infections worldwide, despite successes in reducing mother-to-child transmission. It highlights the concerning rise in adult infections in 74 countries between 2005 and 2015, emphasizing that the HIV epidemic is far from over.

What is the most concerning trend regarding HIV infections globally?

• The decrease in HIV infections among adults

• The high incidence of new HIV infections

• The stabilization of HIV infection rates

• The eradication of HIV in certain regions

What has been a significant success in the fight against HIV?

• Reduction in newborn infections

• Eradication of HIV in 74 countries

• Increase in adult infection rates

• Stabilization of global infection rates

What is the main reason for the decline in new HIV infections among newborns?

• Improved adult education

• Better mother-to-child transmission prevention

• Increased funding for adult treatment

• Global eradication efforts

What is considered a collective failure in the fight against HIV?

• The eradication of HIV in certain regions

• The stabilization of infection rates

• The decrease in funding for HIV research

• The increase in new infections among adults

Between 2005 and 2015, how many countries saw an increase in age-standardized rates of new HIV infections?

• 25 countries

• 100 countries

• 74 countries

• 50 countries