mero school notes

[introduction mode of transmission symptoms -history and present state effects -methods of prevention] AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome in full, is the medical condition which is resulted from the infection of retrovirus HIV (human immunodeficiency Virus), that destroys the immune system of the body. Once the Virus attacks, it begins to destroy some types of white blood cell gradually leaving the victim more and more vulnerable to many other infections that ultimately lead to death. But the complete symptoms of AIDS may not develop for more than 10 years after infection. HIV has certain modes of transmissions. It transmits largely through sexual intercourse with an infected partner. HIV transmissions also occur through medical transfusions of infected blood. But the case is now quite rare because of careful screening of blood supply. It also transmits from an infected mother to her baby who can inherit the virus before or during labour, or through suckling of breasts...

[meaning - advantages importance i  mprovement needed] Today education is a fundamental right. Each and every person needs to be able to read and write, and learn more. Education which is given to grown up (adult) people is called adult education. Literacy IS the first stage of lealning. So it is also necessary to make adult people 11te1 ate It not only increases our literacy rate but also transforms the life of people making it easier, and more useful and comfortable. Adult education is not merely the process of expanding literacy. It   also includes training and counseling on important matters such as health, household management, family planning and common jobs. It also makes further learning possible. Because education makes us skilled, it helps to reduce the problem of unemployment to a large extent. In our country the majority of the people are uneducated. This is a maincause of our backwardness. The adults who are the only working age group cannot be productiv...