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Is Hiv A Virus Or Bacteria
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HIV and other viruses or bacteria in the bodyCan your body produce HIV virus on its own, lets say I have a herpes or other virus but not HIV and my sperm touches my open wound, is there a possibility it can produce or turn into a HIV virus? Thank you DOC, I appreciate your help....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
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BacteriasHola Dr. Hace un mes el gastroenterologo me diagnostico una bacteria en el estomago y me dio... Read more »Stomach bacteria/infectionDuring an endoscopy to check for acid reflux and esophagus problems, my Doctor did a biopsy of my... Read more »
Articles
The Odd Couple: HIV and BacteriaThere are more than a thousand types of bacteria thatlive in our bodies -- on our skin, in our mouths, andin our gut. Of those bacteria, only 50 are known to beharmful. The rest, what we will call "healthy bacteria",have important roles in the body... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Researchers Need to Know How Evolutionary Life of Viruses Affects Evolution of Humans, Animals, Opinion Piece Says"[B]efore researchers can develop new drugs" to "stave off the worst that viruses" -- such as HIV -- and "bacteria can produce, ... they must understand the evolutionary nature of individual diseases and how viruses and bacteria, in turn, shape the... Read more »
Australia: Virginal Women May Pick Up "Bad" Vaginal BacteriaDr. Sepehr N. Tabrizi and colleagues at the Royal Women's Hospital in Victoria found that women can acquire bacteria linked to a dangerous vaginal infection through oral sex or petting even if they have not had sexual intercourse. The investigators... Read more »
HIV/AIDS 101: The Three and Four Letter AcronymsWe have been living with bacteria and viruses since before homo became erectus . In fact, some bacteria are healthy and necessary for us to survive, like the ones that live in our stomachs and lower intestines that are helpful to our daily... Read more »
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other viruses that cause ARS symptoms?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Are there very many other viruses that cause ARS symptoms? I once read about a certain strain of herpes that doesn't cause any sores, or harm the immune system, but it does cause a brief illness after infection similar to ARS. Are there many other...
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Is there any test which look for HIV virus itself
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi everybody I am wondering is there some kind of test which look for virus itself?I am becoming paranoid about hiv i tested 8 months after my last sex and i am still woried becouse i started doubting everything medicine science even my own body. Read more » space shuttels vs hiv virus ??..
Posted by umavanukuri
space shuttels lands on moon and moves at upper atmosphere, hiv virus touches cd4 cells and does work spoiling the cells and eventually immune system
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Theres a virus here and its not HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
There is a virus in this board,uneducated,selfish,sick people that steal names and post very off and stupid info.GET SERIOUS! Read more »
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