What does the red ribbon represent?

The red ribbon stands for caring, and more and more people wear it to express their concern about HIV and AIDS, for people with HIV, those who have died, and those affected by AIDS.

The red ribbon has become a symbol of hope, the success of vaccine research and treatment of infected people, and the improvement of the quality of life of HIV-infected people. The red ribbon represents a kind of support, support for HIV-infected people, support for uninfected people to continue their education, support for trying their best to find effective treatments and vaccines, and support for those who have lost their loved ones due to AIDS.

Extended data

Measures to prevent HIV infection mainly aim at the ways of HIV infection:

(1) Avoid sexual contact with HIV-infected people and high-risk groups of AIDS, and advocate the use of condoms.

(2) It is forbidden to use syringes, needles and blood products with intravenous drug users.

(3) Develop good personal hygiene habits and do not share daily necessities such as toothbrushes and razors with others.

(4) Medical staff may be exposed to HIV infection in clinical work, and attention should be paid to the prevention and treatment of occupational exposure.

(5) Take measures to block mother-to-child transmission.

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