HIV or the human immunodeficiency virus was the primary cause of AIDS. By placing a copy of its DNA in man’s host cells, this virus replicates itself in the human body. This is also known as a retrovirus because of its property and ability. The WBCs (White Blood Cells) in which HIV exists are part of the human immune system.
HIV destroys WBCs and the human immune system is weakened. The deterioration of the immune system affects the capacity of an person to manage illness in time. A cut or a wound, for example, takes much longer to cure or blood to coagulate. The wound never heals in some situations.
During some interviews and surveys I coordinated, I asked the following question, how have groups like CDC and Doctors Without Borders been important? Bob Bollinger replied with, “These groups are very important and help communities manage health issues locally, which saves lives and also helps reduce the risk of these diseases in the US. ” … Read more
Critical to understanding the function of gay writers and activists during the AIDS crisis is acknowledging the actions of the media during that time. The ways in which society perceives an event is often dictated by the media’s coverage of that event; additionally, large-scale awareness of an event is engendered by whether or not mainstream … Read more
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is the pathogen that destroys the bodys immune system allowing the development of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (Aids). Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (Aids) is a disorder of the human immune system in a person infected with HIV, characterized by severe breakdown of the immune system that leaves a person very susceptible to … Read more
The human immunodeficiency virus which is known as HIV is a sexually transmitted disease contracted by any sexual contact, sharing needles associated with drug use, tattoos, and piercings, blood to blood contact with someone infected with the virus, transfusions with contaminated blood, breast milk from an infected mother, and an infected mother to fetus during … Read more
The saddest incurable disease facing the world today is cancer. But the scariest is the HIV/AIDS virus. It is scary because it is a disease that humans can protect themselves from and for the most part choose not to. HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus and it attacks the T cells in our bodies. HIV … Read more
