The UN warns of AIDS in young girls

According to a report from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), under-age girls make up the majority of people living with HIV / AIDS in 2017.
Global vaccination in 2017 was about 30 people per hour and girls accounted for the vast majority.
The UNICEF report, presented at an AIDS conference Wednesday in Amsterdam, found among the 30 injuries 15 and 19 years old about 20 girls, accounting for two-thirds of the number. Last year, 130,000 minors under the age of 19 lost their lives to AIDS and 430,000 new cases with an average of 50 cases per hour.
According to the UN report, despite significant progress in the fight against AIDS in the past two decades, the report indicates that the prevalence of AIDS among minors is increasing because of their early sexual intercourse, some with older men, as well as forced labor, poverty and lack of availability. Special consultations in this regard and medical examination services "In most countries, women and girls do not have access to information, services or even the possibility of rejecting reports. unprotected sex, "said Henrietta Fur, Executive Director of UNICEF. Adolescents aged 10 to 19 account for about two-thirds of the three million HIV-positive people under 19 years of age. While the number of AIDS-related deaths in all other age groups has declined since 2010, deaths among patients between the ages of 15 and 19 are not decreasing.
UNAIDS says its combat efforts have reached a "dangerous point" Treatment rate The new infection rates are high. 37 million people in the world carry the HIV virus