Wednesday, 27 June 2012
HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS Basic
How is HIV transmitted?
The three main modes of HIV transmission are:
How do I know if I have HIV/AIDS?
The only way to know if you have HIV/AIDS is to take a HIV Antibody Test, which is painless. Anonymous and confidential HIV Antibody Tests are available for free at government hospitals and clinics, and can also be done at private clinics. Results of the HIV Antibody Test are available in less than two weeks, and some tests can produce results in less than 10 minutes.
For enquiries on anonymous and confidential testing, please call Malaysian AIDS Council at 03-4045 1033.
I have tested positive for HIV, what do I do now?
If you have recently been told that you are HIV+, you may feel scared and confused. Dealing with a positive diagnosis of HIV/AIDS is never easy and you do not have to go through this alone. There are many organsations across Malaysia that provide support and offer free confidential counselling. For details of these organisations, please refer to our map outlining Where We Work.
Treatment is also widely available in Malaysia and HIV+ people can expect to live full and active lives for many years.
information obtained from: http://www.mac.org.my/v2/hidden/hivaids-basic/
The three main modes of HIV transmission are:
- Through unprotected anal, oral or vaginal sex with an infected partner
- Through sharing needles or injecting material with an infected person
- From mother to child during pregnancy, birth or breastfeeding
How do I know if I have HIV/AIDS?
The only way to know if you have HIV/AIDS is to take a HIV Antibody Test, which is painless. Anonymous and confidential HIV Antibody Tests are available for free at government hospitals and clinics, and can also be done at private clinics. Results of the HIV Antibody Test are available in less than two weeks, and some tests can produce results in less than 10 minutes.
For enquiries on anonymous and confidential testing, please call Malaysian AIDS Council at 03-4045 1033.
I have tested positive for HIV, what do I do now?
If you have recently been told that you are HIV+, you may feel scared and confused. Dealing with a positive diagnosis of HIV/AIDS is never easy and you do not have to go through this alone. There are many organsations across Malaysia that provide support and offer free confidential counselling. For details of these organisations, please refer to our map outlining Where We Work.
Treatment is also widely available in Malaysia and HIV+ people can expect to live full and active lives for many years.
information obtained from: http://www.mac.org.my/v2/hidden/hivaids-basic/
Monday, 4 June 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Rokok Bahaya
Selamat Sejahtera!!
Hari ini kita bercerita tentang rokok.
Mengapa rokok diharamkan:
- Rokok bukan sunnah nabi.
- Rokok menjejaskan akal.
- Rokok membahayakan keselamatan diri dan orang lain. (org sekitar perokok lebih terdedah kepada penyakit)
- Rokok membahayakan keturunan @ genetic. (tgk la iklan kat depan kotak rokok)
- Rokok mengganggu manusia lain. ( aku x leh hidu bau rokok, bau busuk)
- Rokok mengandungi gelatin babi. (mungkin sesetengah jenis rokok mengandungi gelatin tersebut)
- Rokok membahayakan kesihatan fizikal. (hitamkan bibir, kuningkan gigi, hitamkan jantung)
- Rokok bercanggah dengan maruah keislaman ( ade jugak pak aji isap rokok nih)
- Rokok membazirkan harta (wang), tenaga dan masa. (sebatang Dunhill RM0.70, klo sehari isap 20 batang rokok, klo sebulan, klo setahun? dah bleh beli DSLR, Blackberry, kumpul duit kahwen.)
- Rokok mengandungi dadah. (nikotin dan arak)
Katakan tidak kepada rokok.
Saturday, 19 May 2012
The Voynich Manuscript.
The Voynich
Manuscript, named after a book dealer who bought it in 1912, Wilfrid Voynich.
It was a mysterious manuscript which is believed to be either ingenious hoax or
unbreakable cipher.
Wilfrid believed
that the manuscript possibly was written back in the 13th century.
It was written with an unknown script which until now, many experts still
trying to break it.
No one really knows
the origin of this manuscript, but, experts believed that it was European.
The manuscript contains
a lot of illustrations, which eventually divided it to six sections; Herbal,
Astronomical, Biological, Cosmological, Pharmaceutical, and Recipes.
Some Facts
•The drawing of
plants in the herbal section are unidentified.
•There were some
drawings of tiny women which strongly represents body organs in the Biology
section • Circular diagrams that
some of it contains suns, moons, and stars. There were also symbols that fit
the zodiacal constellations.
•More circular diagrams in the
cosmological section and there were also
foldouts. One of it looks like a map or diagram, with nine island or rosettes
connected with causeways, and contains castles or volcanoes.
•There were many labelled drawings of parts
of plants in the pharmaceutical.
• Short paragraphs, marked in points of
flowers or stars.
•It was written from left to right,
without punctuation, and no indications
of any errors or corrections made in the manuscript.
• Whoever wrote this, sure is very
fluent in this language. It sounds impossible to be either a cipher or a hoax,
with the very smooth and peaceful writing. It’s very natural.
• The language follow some sort of law,
like, certain characters must appear in each word , some characters never
follow others, and some may be doubled or tripled, but else may not.
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| The writing in the Voynich Manuscript. [From the Biology section] |
if you somehow gain interest on reading more, this are the sources.
[Link 1]
[Link 2]
[Link 3]
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
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