Knowledge on anti-drug and AIDS prevention What is the knowledge on anti-drug and AIDS prevention?

1. The "Criminal Law" stipulates: Drugs refer to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (methamphetamine), morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances controlled by the state that can cause humanoid addiction. drug.

2. Drug abuse will harm future generations. Drug abuse not only endangers one's own health, but also affects human fertility. Parents' drug abuse will cause serious damage to fetal development and child growth. A drug addict himself summed up the four-step process of losing a family: spending all his savings, selling all his possessions, borrowing money from relatives and friends, and stealing from men and women into prostitution.

3. Drug abuse induces crime and affects social stability. .Drug abuse will devour huge social wealth, poison social atmosphere, and affect the quality of the people.

4. AIDS is a very harmful infectious disease, caused by infection with the AIDS virus (HIV virus). HIV is a virus that attacks the body's immune system. It takes the most important CD4 T lymphocytes in the human immune system as its main attack target, destroys these cells in large quantities, and causes the human body to lose its immune function. Therefore, the human body is susceptible to various diseases and malignant tumors can occur, with a high mortality rate.

5. Focus on prevention and don’t leave anything to chance. Keep yourself clean, cherish your life, and don't try to take drugs. You should use blood safely, take good care of yourself, do not go to illegal blood collection stations to sell blood, and do not enter or exit certain entertainment venues rashly; you should maintain a strong awareness of AIDS prevention in any situation. When you are sick, you should go to regular clinics and hospitals for treatment, and pay attention to the safety of blood transfusions; do not use unsterilized instruments for ear piercing, tattooing, beauty treatments, etc. Do not share razors, toothbrushes, etc. with others, try to avoid contact with other people's body fluids and blood, and disinfect items contaminated by others in a timely manner.