It kills you, and is nearly 100% preventable.
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Taylor Swift does NOT have AIDS. She volunteers her time to HELP people with HIV/AIDS, but she's not infected. Get your facts straight before starting a rumor like this.
Since there are no facts approving that, the answer will be no.
The most reliable information about AIDS would come from a family physician or a doctor who specializes in AIDS research. Some stuff found online is not very reliable.
"what is the population of Trinidad and tobago" that statement is bias and disrespectful to the citizens of Trinidad and tobago and i am a citizen so does that mean i have hiv or aids no so get your facts straight
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They are dangerous and many don't have cures for. Most common one is HIV or AIDS. the only curable one is Hepatitis B and the most deadly is AIDS which can be spread not only sexually but through drugs as well needles.
we. no no no. we dont have aids. you have aids.
AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which attacks the immune system and makes the body more vulnerable to infections and diseases. Another fact is that while there is currently no cure for AIDS, effective antiretroviral therapy (ART) can manage the virus, allowing individuals to live longer, healthier lives and reducing the risk of transmission.
1. The most common way AIDs is contracted is through male on male anal intercourse. 2. AIDs can mutate to render most therapy obselete. 3. Since 2008, four cases of transferal through 'deep throat kissing' have been reported. 4. AIDs usually dies within seconds upon contact with vaporous oxygen. 5. It's rumored that the United States 'shadow government' created AIDs in a lab to beautify our society by wiping out homosexuals and drug addicts.
Speaking with a family doctor may be helpful. Another idea includes government information through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.