The women in my family are not exceptions.

(d) To support chronically ill persons, disabled persons and their relatives in coping with the disease, for example.

There were 21 epidemics of infectious diseases registered, with 52,050 cases registered in 1999, 39 epidemics with 42,614 registered cases in 2000, and 31 epidemics with 36,572 registered cases in 2001 (these figures include the influenza cases).

No history of it in the family.

The number of new cases of STDs has greatly increased over the past three years.

Examples included ethnicity, gender, race, age and language.

Among the sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis has a low rate of morbidity with 19 registered cases of ill persons (rate of morbidity 0,82 100.000).

Combating disease to the year 2001

This trend is reflected, for instance, by growing numbers of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and unwanted pregnancies.

According to the information gathered by the National Programme for Prevention and Control of STD and HIV AIDS of the Ministry of Health, the cumulative number of cases, including persons showing no symptoms and persons with symptoms, increased from three in 1983 to 193 in 1986, 2,238 in 1989, 5,262 in 1991, 12,861 in 1994, 15,440 in 1995 and 16,043 up to June 1996.

A high level of untimely deaths caused by severe heart attacks has been observed among the male population.

In approximately 40 of the AIDS cases, the women reported having multiple sexual partners.

The quality treatment of drug resistant cases has been increased by some 50 per cent.

Two of the largest age groups of HIV positive AIDS cases can be found among 20 29 year olds.

In connection with this issue, the following numbers have been recorded (admissions and discharges) for malignant breast tumours

The chronic non contagious diseases are also the main causes of death in Republika Srpska.

In 1993 the first pregnant woman tested HIV positive. The first case of a woman to have given birth while being HIV positive was in 1999.

Comparative analysis for the 1999 2001 period shows a high rate of chronic, massive and non infectious diseases in Republika Srpska.

In the total structure of contagious and parasitic diseases in 2001, the most represented one is the group of respiratory contagious diseases with 84,8 cases of diseases, then the group of intestinal contagious diseases with 10,4 and parasitic diseases with 3,4 , while the remaining 1,5 consists of other contagious diseases.

No less than 60 per cent of recent cases of sexual transmission of HIV occurred between people who are exclusively heterosexual.

In 2001, in FBiH there was one registered case of AIDS, which presents morbidity of 0,04 100.000, while in 2000 there were two registered cases, and the morbidity amounted to 0,08 100.000, and in 1999 there were 4 registered cases of this disease with morbidity of 0,17 100.000.

Supply of the necessary consumables and materials for conducting the test.

300. As of April 1997,PROCETS SESPAS. Vigilancia Epidemiológica, April 1997. there was a cumulative register of 3,717 cases of AIDS and 3,666 cases of HIV infection, of which one third (32.7 ) involved women and 66.9 men.

806 new instances of HIV infection and 42 new cases of AIDS were registered in 2001.

Malign neoplasm were causes of death in 17.5 per cent of cases, injuries and poisonings, 3.2 per cent, and diseases of the digestive system 2.7 per cent.

Τhe declarative statement of the sero positive to the HIV virus and of AIDS cases is obligatory in Greece.

The principal means of AIDS transmission to women is sexual (75 per cent of all cases recorded).

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61 of the reported HIV cases were aged between 20 and 39 years 64 male and 33 female.

Further to the request for data about the number of HIV AIDS cases in the Republic of Macedonia according to gender and ethnicity, the Epidemiological Sector of the State Institute for Health Protection has presented the following data up to 2005, 43 men and 17 women were reported to have AIDS, 11 men and 5 women have the HIV virus or totally 76 cases. Out of them, 38 are Macedonian, 26 are Albanian, 7 are Roma, and 1 Turk, Serb and Macedonian Muslim, each while 2 are foreigners.

It was estimated that inadequate medical attention was involved in 44 per cent of the case histories of miscarriage and in 26 per cent of the cases of septicaemia.

Some theorists try to explain this with an alpha male theory of leadership.

Until August 2004, 3,974 cases had been recorded.

The World Health Organization predicts that the proportion will reach 70 in the next ten years, with most of the deaths occurring in developing countries. Some 28 million people die from chronic diseases in low and middle income countries each year, accounting for roughly three quarters of all deaths caused by chronic disease globally.

So now we have a whole extended bacteria family, filled with virus sleeper cells.

This explosion of diabetes acutely affects women in 1995, 73 million women had diabetes as compared with 62 million men, worldwide.

In Poland hospital morbidity in this respect is now as follows 1,995 cases per 100,000 men, 1,797 cases per 100,000 women.

The first HIV case in Indonesia was found in 1989 and thereafter, HIV cases started increasing after 1995.

The country's national health policies and plans had also become more gender sensitive and, in the case of HIV AIDS and other infectious diseases, had taken the special needs of women into consideration.

There was a manic depressive in her family, on her mother's side.

From 1984, when the epidemic began, to 1995, the incidence of HIV AIDS in women rose steadily, with rates per 1,000 inhabitants increasing from 0.9 (1985) to 25.4 (1995).

Similarly, no allowance was made for other potential causes for the increase in mental disorders among its population.

In 1986, there was the proportion of one case of AIDS registered in woman to 16 cases of AIDS registered in men.

STD Sexual Transmitted disease

Over the same period, morbidity with food poisoning and infections, salmonella poisoning and venereal diseases has dropped (from 5,800 cases in 1992 to 4,900 in 1993 the figures concern initial cases only).