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fewer people know exactly what the difference is First of all let s consider HIV the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Here s a schematic diagram of the HIV virus downloaded from Wikipedia It s really not much more than an envelope containing genetic material the instructions necessary to replicate it To be HIV positive simply means to have a measurable amount of the HIV
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, AIDS , TB pose threat to tribals in heartland India Xinhua However, the tribal-dominated region is at risk of AIDS prevalence due to poor awareness and backwardness. It may further snowball into tuberculosis- HIV ...
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Is it possible to get hiv/aids or any other disease if someone has stung you with a thorn?
Q. So I was on the school yard when my classmate stung me with a tree thorn. What if he stung someone with aids/hiv or any other disease before me? What are the chances of me getting infected? Should I go to the doctor? Thanks. Well there are mainly 12 - 14 year olds, and I'm not sure if he has stung anyone else before me. What are the chances of him stinging someone with any diseases before me and me getting infected?
Asked by Sam - Wed Aug 19 04:18:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, if aids and hiv is prevalent in your school, i would say the risk is high. since you sound young, im sure not many of your classmates engage in risky behaviours that can lead to this infection, unless somebody was born with it, im sure you will be okay. By all means, go to the doctor if you have any doubts, they should give you a blood test.
Answered by lauryn - Wed Aug 19 04:27:47 2009
Q. So I was on the school yard when my classmate stung me with a tree thorn. What if he stung someone with aids/hiv or any other disease before me? What are the chances of me getting infected? Should I go to the doctor? Thanks. Well there are mainly 12 - 14 year olds, and I'm not sure if he has stung anyone else before me. What are the chances of him stinging someone with any diseases before me and me getting infected?
Asked by Sam - Wed Aug 19 04:18:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, if aids and hiv is prevalent in your school, i would say the risk is high. since you sound young, im sure not many of your classmates engage in risky behaviours that can lead to this infection, unless somebody was born with it, im sure you will be okay. By all means, go to the doctor if you have any doubts, they should give you a blood test.
Answered by lauryn - Wed Aug 19 04:27:47 2009
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