2015年12月英语六级听力暑期练习27

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　　Health officials said one of the reasons for the rise ininfections is that Uganda has become a victim of itsown success, especially after the introduction of anti-retroviral drugs.
　　“I think what came in is complacency.
　　People got satisfied that once you're on medication,you'll be all right.
　　People began saying that HIV is like any other disease.
　　So the fear to get it vanished.”
　　Uganda had received international praise for dropping its virus prevalence rate from 15 percentat its peak in 1991 to 7.3 percent today.
　　But the risk remains and is growing among people like Joyce, a 30-year-old woman who is livingwith HIV.
　　“I wanted to go to school.
　　So this guy, he was dating me. So he decided to pay my school fees.
　　So I think I became very reckless with my life and had sex with him.
　　I think that's where I got my HIV from. That's what I remember.”
　　AIDS activists said people are not making use of the simplest way to protect against HIV:acondom.
　　“We see that 35 percent to 40 percent of people who should use condoms are not using them.”
　　The Ugandan government is responding to the spike in new cases by creating an HIV-AIDSTrust Fund to finance a campaign against complacency.
　　“So we believe that as parliament, by creating this HIV and AIDS trust fund, we as Ugandansare going to contribute to this levy.
　　I believe it's going to help us to reach out to those people we have may not reached out to.”
　　Funding has been an issue in recent years, leading to a shortage in HIV testing kits and otherprotective devices.
　　“We have continued to rely on donors for supplies of condoms in the country, so once thissupply is short cut, that means the population has no condoms for protection.”
　　Joyce, who's been living with HIV for five years, said hope is not lost for those with the virus.
　　“The best medicine for HIV is acceptance.
　　The more you accept your status，the more you live.”