arranged in a playlist. The ads talk about the preventive measures of HIV.

https://soundcloud.com/danielac-6/sets/group-402-team-3-hiv-campaign

In the following link is the podcast we made which shows a discussion about

the negative effects this illness can give you.

https://soundcloud.com/danielac-6/group402team4hiv

The stop motion video shows how HIV attacks the human body and how it affects the Immune System. Here we also have a picture of the story board we made before the shooting to prepare and plan the video well.

In our video ad we show a new technology treatment called "The protease Inhibitors" which helps you treat the HIV virus. Details about this treatment are published in the advertisement.

In this interview we asked Dr. Eduardo Cano which is a specialized Doctor in HIV the following questions: 1.) What is the short term and long term prognosis for the disease? The short term disease has a very good life expectancy The virus can take up to 10 years to start to show symptoms Later, it can become a bigger problem that can put your life at risk and later on, it can put an end to it. 2.) How serious is it and how does it affect a patients lifetime? Nowadays, the syndrome is not that serious, but it is really hard considering medical management. 3.) What was the chief complaint of the patients telling you about the disease? At first, the truth is that the majority of the people come because they have had a risky relationship and they start feeling weird symptoms. Or also when the syndrome is more advanced, they feel weight loss or fever. 4.) What other symptoms does the patient present? At first they can start feeling something as a strong fever that is a symptom that you start feeling at the first weeks of the infection Then they may start feeling alright, but then they start feeling weight loss, fever, abnormalities on the skin, like herpes. 5.) What treatment is the patient receiving and how effective is it? It is a therapy that is called HART. If you receive the HART therapy, it is really effective. It is really effective in controlling the disease, but as we said even though it slows it down, it eventually catches up to you. 6.) What are the treatment options? The treatment options that exist nowadays, are many but they are based on something called Retroviral Ultra Specific Therapy. 7.) What would happen if the patient doesn’t get treated? The virus would reproduce very quickly which would damage the cells in their bodies. 8.) What new technologies exist for diagnosing, treating, or preventing the disease? Look, many of the patients that have HIV they have been infected because of transfusions. The truth is that many of the packages that the hospital offers you are already treated in many ways so they don't contain IH. 9.) How can the patient be tested for the disease and what do these tests reveal? You can do it by something called the ISA which is a test. 10.) What causes the disease? HIV is a very complex disease but it can become something really simple it is an infection to a virus. The fact that a virus infects your body, well it makes your body respond in a certain way and this can make the virus infect you in a certain way.

past knowledge on the assigned 

concept, HIV. I now know that it 

is the previous step to getting AIDS,

as it slowly attacks your immune 

system eventually making it almost 

useless. I also learned the risks of

the disease and how I can prevent

it via various methods.

*When it comes to talkng about my

team, I really did learn how to work

more efficiently with a team. Unity

and trust are key points in completing

quality work when assigned and in

time. This is why our work was always

turned in on time and with maximum

quality and precision. This project

helped the development of many

skill areas such as working, learning,

and doing.

project about HIV, I've learned how serious

this disease can be. It is very important to

treat yourself with a specialized doctor who

knows greatly about the disease so he can

prescript you everything you need in order

to get better. I did not only learned about

HIV but also I learned many new things about

technology I didn't knew before such as: editing

videos, making cut-aways and creating stop motions

tapes. We worked hard as a team and while the making

of this project, team work was showed clearly.

By this I mean that we worked very good as a team,

we knew when to hand in stuff, how to be on time,

and mainly how to organize ourselves and schedule

everything in order to make a good job.

a lot of things about HIV. At the

beginning, I knew almost nothing

about this disease but with the

help of my team, we researched

about its causes, simptoms and

effects and now it is much clearer.

In the stop motion video we had to

work together and use our skills to

be really creative and do and effective

work. The video Ad was really fun to

do because I had to act out the scenes

and make it dramatic. Lastly, the interview

was definitely the hardest since we had to

talk to a specialized doctor and shoot

with 2 angles. Teamwork was essential

because if we didn't organized our time

the things would't be done as they should.