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标题：Statistical survey on awareness of Hiv/Aids and its impact on economic development in northern Nigeria during the period 2010 - 2015
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作者：Chiwa, Musa Dalah ; Chiwa, Musa Dalah ; V. V. Singh 等
期刊名称：Journal of Statistical and Econometric Methods
印刷版ISSN：2241-0384
电子版ISSN：2241-0376
出版年度：2018
卷号：7
期号：3
语种：English
出版社：Scienpress Ltd
摘要：Theeffect of Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immune deficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS) global epidemic, continue toemerge decades after the first wave of infection. One critical aspect of controlling the epidemic is by enlightening thegeneral public on the epidemic. That ison how it can be contracted and managed.Since the start of the epidemic many measures have been taken by the government and non-governmental organizationsto control the epidemic, but still, it continued to infect and kill manypeople. The actions taken include manufacturing antiretroviral drugs andtherapy, using of condoms and enlightenmentamong others. Nigeria consists of thirty-six (36) states and the federal capitalterritory (FCT) Abuja, out of this, Northern Nigeria comprising nineteen states(19) and the federal capital territory (FCT) Abuja with a population of aboutseventy-five million (75m), most of the people live in the rural areas wherelevel of education is low, level of poverty is high, and culture and traditionmay contribute to the spread of the epidemic. Using secondary data from Federal Ministry of Health, National Bureau ofStatistics (NBS), and National Agency for the Control of Aids (NACA), StateAgency for the Control of Aids (SACA) and other Non- governmentalorganizations, the study has looked in to the awareness of the epidemic in theregion and its impact on the economic development of the region. Statisticalmethods and techniques are used in analyzing the data. The results are presented in tables and charts for easyunderstanding and interpretation.Keywords: HIV/AIDS,Awareness, Counselling, Testing,Epidemic, Economic Development, North-Eastern Nigeria
关键词：HIV/AIDS;Awareness; Counselling; Testing;Epidemic; Economic Development; North-Eastern Nigeria