Yes. People can carry HIV virus cells for long periods of time without having the symptoms. Symptoms will begin to occur when the number of white blood cells in a person's body decrease so much that constant illnesses occur due to the body's inability to fight off harmful pathogens and bacteria.
Yes, it is possible. In fact, people do walk around infected, never having been tested, and never having experienced any significant symptoms of illness, before the body starts to break down. This can take years after initial infection with HIV.
Without treatment, the illness usually resolves within four to eight weeks
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Italian Reinhold Messner was the first person to climb all 14 eight thousanders from 1970 to 1986. He was also the first person to climb Everest without the help of oxygen in 1978.
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One person transmits it to two people, who give it to four people, who give it to eight people, and it just keeps going until it becomes a widespread illness. Now, of course the illness may not follow such a tidy process, but the principle still applies.
About every eight seconds.
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No, not exactly. Section Eight referred to the section of military regulations dealing with discharges for reasons of mental illness or insanity. Since homosexuality was considered a mental illness at the time it could have come under Section Eight. Section Eight was for people who were discharged for mental illnesses on insanity. Homosexuality was considered a mental illness at the time, so ,yes, it included but wasn't limited to gay people.
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