claim: "for every extra year that a girl stays in secondary school, her chance of getting infected with hiv/aids decreases by half."
author: tim kaine
evidence_1: jun 28, 2016 ... a girl's chance of getting infected with hiv/aids decreases by half for each extra  year that she stays in secondary school an american senator ...
evidence_2: apr 20, 2018 ... from 2010 to 2015, estimated annual hiv infections declined 24% ... 1,473 youth  received an aids diagnosis, representing 8% of total aids diagnoses that year.  ... can stay healthy and has effectively no risk of sexually transmitting hiv to ... in  most states, fewer than half of high schools teach all 19 sexual ...
evidence_3: aug 21, 2018 ... women account for more than half the number of people living with hiv  worldwide. ... than half of all people living with hiv.1aids-related illnesses  remain .... in botswana, unaids reports that every additional year of school a girl  completes has been shown to reduce her risk of hiv infection by 11.6%.31.
evidence_4: among u.s. high school seniors in 2001, about 22% had had sexual ... about 3  million teenagers acquire an std every year in the united states. ... national  aids policy has estimated that half of all new hiv infections occur in people  under .... of abstinence-only programs, the possibility remains that some  abstinence-only ...
evidence_5: jul 16, 2018 ... evidence shows that hiv-positive people who are on treatment, ... do not transmit  hiv to their sexual partners;; do not transmit hiv to their baby during ... research  tells us that as the viral load decreases, so does the risk of hiv transmission. ...  however, not everyone's viral load becomes and remains ...