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Does Hiv Always Lead To Aids
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Ask the Experts
Why don't small quantities of HIV lead to AIDS?Dear Mr. Sowadsky: I've read repeatedly that the quantities of HIV in urine and saliva are so small that it is generally believed that transmission of HIV through these liquids is improbable. Nevertheless, these liquids do contain some HIV, and...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
Hi. Thank you for your questions.Nobody ever said that it's impossible to become infected by saliva, tears,sweat and urine. However we can say that the probabilities of becominginfected through any of these body fluids are extremely remote....
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Does Stress lead to AIDS?Doctor I read in a famous South Indian magazine that AIDS is transmitted due to radiations and... Read more »
Articles
Scientists Discover Vulnerable Area on HIV That Could Lead to Development of HIV/AIDS VaccineScientists on Wednesday announced they had identified a vulnerable area on HIV that might be susceptible to antibodies and could prevent the virus from infecting human cells, Reuters Health reports. The findings are published in the Feb. 15... Read more »
New HIV Estimates Confirm That HIV/AIDS Is Still a Leading Cause of Death WorldwideGeneva -- New global HIV estimates, released this week by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the World Health Organization (WHO), underscore the continued severity of the HIV pandemic. An estimated 33.2 million adults and... Read more »
British Government, HIV/AIDS Advocates Warn Decreased Aid Budgets Could Lead to Reversals in HIV/AIDS Treatment ProgressRecent gains in the global fight against HIV/AIDS could be reversed as the "global economic downturn pinches poor countries' budgets and donors show signs of backing away from their promise to provide universal access to AIDS treatment," the British... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Leading Deadly Infectious Disease in China in 2008, Health Ministry Report SaysHIV/AIDS became China's No. 1 deadly infectious disease for the first time in 2008, with 6,897 people dying from AIDS-related causes during the first nine months of last year, Reuters reports. According to Reuters, a Ministry of Health report said... Read more »
Connect With Others
Another ANON posting that HIV doesn't lead to AIDS
Posted by still_here, 1 Reply
check out the posting in "Living" subject: Viruses.
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AIDS- 3rd leading cause of death
Posted by Anonymous
AIDS to Be 3rd Leading Cause of DeathThe Associated Press By MARIA CHENG November 27, 2006 You can't put all your eggs in the abstinence basket Within the next 25 years, AIDS is set to join heart disease and stroke as the top three causes of death... Read more » Way too scared now to test....AIDS leading cause
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
of death in San Francisco. The article is posted right on the main page of The Body.
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cdc leads the charge
Posted by DUDE, 1 Reply
Here's what the nation's leading authority on HIV testing has to say about the HIV anti-body test and the time it takes to detectinfection. Oh, and let us not bastardize this information to sooth our worries. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) says: T... Read more »
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