IntroductionEven though medical inventions are advancing rapidly, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) remains the most formidable virus that will lead human lives to the deadly disease of acquired immunodeficiency. syndrome (AIDS). He spreads his wings everywhere. HIV cannot be cured, but it can be prevented. It has become the deadliest disease and affects an incredibly high percentage of human beings. Nowadays, alongside other deadly diseases, HIV/AIDS is becoming a more complex and crucial health problem that challenges several medical inventions. There are several factors that cause this deadly virus and disease such as promiscuity, homosexuality, female circumcision, sugar daddies, sex crimes, rape, prostitution, cultural practices, ideas falsehoods, ignorance and denial, as well as increased mobility and industrialization. If there is a problem, there will always be a solution. However, the main solution to HIV/AIDS infection is nothing other than prevention. It can be treated to prolong the life of the person infected with HIV, but cannot be cured. In 2013, UNAIDS presented a report showing that 35.7 million adults and 2.1 million children are surviving with HIV. Third world countries are falling victim to this deadly disease due to ignorance, lack of education, poverty, cultural practices and the status of women. Shockingly, developing countries have 95 percent of the population infected with HIV. This widespread health problem particularly affects women due to their status in many third world countries. In these countries, women lack education, awareness and equal status with men, as they are placed in a physically and emotionally weak position in the social hierarchy. If a woman becomes infected with HIV, her child will develop cancer or another fatal disease. It has become the deadliest disease and affects an incredibly high percentage of human beings. Nowadays, alongside other deadly diseases, HIV/AIDS is becoming a more complex and crucial health problem that challenges several medical inventions. Many studies have proven that people infected with HIV can also lead their lives normally with appropriate medication. Although it cannot be cured, it can be controlled to some extent, which helps people infected with HIV lead a peaceful and struggle-free life. Women must be given respect and equal status in society, which can end crimes, violence and injustice against women. More than 90 percent of children infected with HIV are born to an HIV-positive mother. Therefore, it is essential to take care of one's health and practice safe sex to save our planet from the deadly disease called HIV/AIDS..