When people are lacking knowledge (illiterate) regarding the cause and possible effects of HIV/Aids, they become more exposed to being infected. Since they are illiterate, they don’t have access to rely upon any information and knowledge to prevent them in acquiring HIV/AIDS. Based on research, almost all the affected people with HIV don’t have enough knowledge <span>to avoidance, cure, and treatment for HIV/AIDS.</span>
<em>People especially the illiterate still get infected with HIV and AIDS. The answer lies in the sentence itself – illiteracy.</em>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Sex education, knowledge about HIV virus and AIDS is completely unknown to people who don’t know how to read or write. Lack of understanding and deep-rooted cultural practices also stop many people to learn about these issues. These are the reasons why illiterate people get infected with HIV and AIDS even now. Nowadays, many Governmentcampaigns are working towards creating awareness among these people.
