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Explain HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS is another example of  chronic infections.  Its existence was discovered recently in 1981. The spread  of  HIV infection  is widespread  and  can  progress  to AIDS. It  has  been shown  to  be caused by a  retrovirus  since  it  is  one of  the most dreaded infections and is growing at a rapid rate. Let us gain some more knowledge about it.

 


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