1. AIDS is a serious infectious disease that currently has no effective cure but is completely preventable.

2. AIDS is mainly transmitted through three ways: sexual contact, blood and mother-to-child transmission.

3. To prevent sexual transmission of AIDS, the first thing is to be clean and respect oneself and observe sexual ethics, and the second thing is to use condoms correctly. Using condoms not only prevents pregnancy, but also prevents STDs and HIV.

4. To prevent AIDS from being transmitted through blood, the first thing is not to take drugs, especially not to share syringes or use unsterilized syringes to inject drugs intravenously.

5. Another aspect of preventing HIV infection through blood is to avoid using unsterile instruments to extract teeth and other operations that invade the human body, and to avoid using unsafe blood and blood products.

6. Women infected with HIV can prevent mother-to-child transmission of AIDS by avoiding pregnancy and breastfeeding.

7. People who have been infected with HIV can usually live without any symptoms for many years before developing into AIDS patients. They look completely normal, but they can transmit the virus to others.

8. You will not be infected with AIDS through normal daily life and work contact with AIDS patients and HIV-infected people. There is no need to be afraid of contact with AIDS patients.

9. Do not discriminate against AIDS patients and people living with HIV. Giving them humanitarian care and help is conducive to the prevention and control of AIDS.

10. AIDS threatens everyone and every family, and preventing AIDS is the responsibility of the whole society.