1.	Odkud AIDS pochází, první nakažený, rozmach nakažených v USA, původce nákazy (a úvaha, jak mohlo přejít k prvnímu přenosu na lidi)

2.	Nemoci, které mohou doprovázet AIDS

3.	Stádia nemoci

4.	Symptomy a projevy nákazy, dopady léčby na obě pohlaví, šíření nemoci

5.	Nebezpečné chování, nejčastější způsoby nakažení

6.	Zdravotní péče a léčiva pro nakažené

7.

ČR

8.	Důležitá slovní zásoba.

"high-risk behaviour:
All people can place themselves at risk. Today, scientists know that the real danger is high-risk behaviour. HIV infection and AIDS can be prevented by changes in behaviour.

Activities which are considered „high-risk“
HIV infection is spread through blood, semen or vaginal secretions. HIV is transmitted when the blood, semen or vaginal secretions of an HIV-infected person come into contact with another person´s blood stream.

the main ways people become infected with HIV are:
1. by having sexual intercourse
- with an infected partner without using a latex condom, means vaginal or anal interourse - very improtant for transmission are sexual transmissed disease (STD)
- this illness are danger because when the condom are injured (damaged) there are bigger risic transmission of HIV for this people
- an have oral-genital contact (mounth to penis, vagina or rectum) without protection, with an infected person

2. by injecting drugs
- means using any unsterile drug injection device
- using a needle (jehlu) which has already been used by someone who is infected or use unsterile needless in other situations, such as tattoingt or body piercing

3. by blood transfusions:
- in most countries is now the blood tested for HIV
- in 1985 a test was developd ti detect the virus in blood – today, all blod is tested, infected blood is discarded
- before 1985, some people became infected through a transfusion of blood or blood products or an organ transplant – today, the risk of infection throuh blood transfusions is very slight

4. from mother to baby
- means that a pregnant woman may transmit the virus to her baby before or during pregnancy or HIV can be passed on during breastfeeding"