Adding 15 Years To Our Life, Can We? Yes! We Can!!: HIV Book-1, Medicine For Everyone By M.D.

By Dr. Sudhir Goel MD

At no time I am trying to become your doctor or MD physician. My whole purpose is to provide a big picture about the HIV in a simple language.
There is absolutely no question, obviously, as an MD and a doctor, I and my Team deserve credibility. My personal experience, my education, my training in medicine, my years of practice makes me a credible source of information versus Google or internet or just any magazine other than the non-medical journals

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dr. Sudhir Goel MD
• Release date: Feb 7, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463419281

Dr. Sudhir Goel MD

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CHAPTER 1 - What is the definition of HIV?

CHAPTER 2 - What does AIDS mean?

CHAPTER 3 - What is the difference between HIV and AIDS?

CHAPTER 4 - Is HIV hereditary, what does hereditary or acquired mean?

CHAPTER 5 - History of HIV

CHAPTER 6 - Back in 1970’s and 1980’s

CHAPTER 7 - Moving forward to 1990’s

CHAPTER 8 - And, we Doctors and physicians were scared to death in 1990’s, why?

CHAPTER 9 - Now, fast forward in 2018

CHAPTER 10 - How is HIV transmitted?

CHAPTER 11 - What are the high-risk and the low risk situations in day to day life?

CHAPTER 12 - Two people can be intimate in several different ways

CHAPTER 13 - As I was talking about the body fluids, only certain body fluids can transmit HIV

CHAPTER 14 - What is the risk for the healthcare professionals/nurses/colleagues?

CHAPTER 15 - There are several situations which I need to mention where risk of HIV transmission is involved

CHAPTER 16 - Situations where you absolutely can never get HIV

CHAPTER 17 - There are some high-risk situations which increase our risk of getting HIV much more

CHAPTER 18 - At this time, we need to mention what should a person do when he/she is exposed to the blood or body fluids?

CHAPTER 19 - What are the commonsense precautions we should take to avoid HIV or minimize transmission of HIV?

DISCLAIMER

At no time I am trying to become your doctor or MD physician. My whole purpose is to provide a big picture about the HIV in a simple language.

There is absolutely no question, obviously, as an MD and a doctor, I and my Team deserve credibility. My personal experience, my education, my training in medicine, my years of practice makes me a credible source of