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哈萨克斯坦艾滋病患者人数增速放缓
2011年03月04日 06:23 来源：新华网 作者：赵宇
新华网阿拉木图３月３日电（记者赵宇）哈萨克斯坦国家艾滋病防控中心主任图克耶夫３日向当地媒体宣布，截至今年２月１日，哈全国已登记的艾滋病患者人数为１５９０８人，比去年１０月１日公布的人数增长３．９％，增长速度继续放缓。
图克耶夫说，从年龄构成来看，哈萨克斯坦４４．７％的艾滋病患者在２０岁至２９岁之间，３３％的患者在３０岁至３９岁之间，１２％的患者在４０岁至４９岁之间。从感染途径来看，６５．９％的患者因注射毒品感染艾滋病病毒，２６．２％的患者因性接触感染该病毒。
图克耶夫指出，哈萨克斯坦艾滋病患者的增速从２００８年起就开始放缓，２０１０年患者死亡率比２００６年减少５０％。此外，自愿进行艾滋病病毒检测的哈萨克斯坦公民也逐年增加。
图克耶夫说，哈萨克斯坦国家艾滋病防控中心根据社会信息传播多元化的特点，正大力转变工作方式，开始通过网络社区、论坛、博客以及手机短信平台等传播艾滋病防治知识，鼓励人民采取健康的生活方式，同时正确对待艾滋病患者。
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Slowdown in the number of AIDS patients in Kazakhstan
At 06:23 on March 4, 2011 Source: Xinhua on: Zhao Yu
ALMA ATA, March 3 (Xinhua Zhao) Kazakhstan National AIDS Prevention and Control Center Tukeyefu the 3rd to the local media, announced on February 1 this year, Kazakhstan's national AIDS patients registered number 15908 People on October 1 last year announced 3.9% increase in the number, growth rate continued to slow.
Tukeyefu said that from the age composition of the point of view, Kazakhstan 44.7% of AIDS patients in the 20 to 29 years old, 33% of patients between the ages of 30 and 39, and 12% of patients in the 40-year-old To 49 years old. View from the routes of infection, 65.9% of patients infected with HIV by injecting drugs, 26.2% of patients infected with the virus through sexual contacts.
Tukeyefu pointed out that the growth rate of AIDS patients in Kazakhstan from 2008 started to slow down since 2010, mortality decreased by 50% over 2006. In addition, voluntary HIV testing of Kazakhstan citizens every year.
Tukeyefu said that Kazakhstan National AIDS Prevention and Control Centre in accordance with the characteristics of diverse information and communication society, making great efforts to change ways of working, started through the network community, forum, blog and mobile phone text messaging platforms such as the spread of AIDS prevention knowledge, to encourage people to adopt healthy Way of life, while the right to treat AIDS patients.
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