Canadian children aged 0-14 years who have AIDS are most likely to have contracted the disease during a blood transfusion.

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In Canada, since 1985, screening of blood donations has been implemented, which has greatly reduced the risk of transmission of HIV through blood transfusions. Nowadays, the most common way a child can get HIV in Canada is through vertical transmission, meaning transmission from infected mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding.

Canadian Children Aged 0-14 Years Who Have AIDS Are Most