Contagiousness in the form of transmission of AIDS is hundred percent while it is not so in the case of other diseases. Nearly seventy to eighty percent of the AIDS affected are young and also die young. It is, however, not so with other diseases. In the case of AIDS ninety-five percent of the patients are victim of their own weakness, guilt and indulging in illicit sexual relations. Not only that they are responsible for transmitting the disease to many innocent but the situation becomes more grave because even after fifteen years of AIDS detection no sure medicines either for its prevention or care have been invented.
Death glares and kills the infected sooner than later.
The growth of AIDS victims is at compounded rates. One simple statistics is sufficient to prove this point. The study indicates that nearly 90 percent of those infected before 1992 have either died silently or vanished from the scene. Worldwide statistics on AIDS is frightening. It is also a barometer of deterioration in human values and ethics.