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What makes a person deadly?
There are many things that can make a person deadly. A person that is armed with a weapon is always considered to be deadly. A person with an incurable disease that can be given to others such as AIDS is considered deadly also.
What deadly disease became known in the 1980s?
HIV-2 Betters known as AIDS!
What is the Most contagious and potentially deadly disease?
pretty sure its either malaria or aids
What is a deadly viral disease that has no cure?
Avian flu, HIV Aids, Ebola, And many more.
What kingdom is aids in?
It is not in any of the kingdom because AIDS is a disease. However, for your further information, you will have HIV; which is a deadly virus that kills your white blood cells and T-cells, before you get AIDS which is the disease! Hope that helped! =D
What disease has cause the most harm to people?
Some people may think that HIV or AIDS is the most deadly disease. However, Ischemic Heart Disease is the most deadly. This leads to death frequently and happens to 1% of the population.
What disease makes you want to go to the toilet over and over again?
Aids
How has the handling of diversity in Africa stopped the economy of Africa from growing?
Stopped economy from growing because of the deadly disease going around such as aids
What makes AIDS AIDS?
AIDS is a lead of HIV. AIDS occurs when HIV has defeated your immune system. And now, the disease will be worse. AIDS is like HIV, except without an immune system.
Why was AIDS discovered?
An African got it. The monkeys in Africa have had it for a while, and then it was not deadly. When an African ate a monkey, he got the disease and it mutated to become deadly. Today 1 in every 4 children are dying in somecountries in Africa like Zambia and it is becoming a very noticeable disease.
How did aids change?
Since its discovery in the 1980s, AIDS has evolved significantly. Advances in antiretroviral therapy have transformed it from a deadly disease to a chronic condition. Increased awareness and prevention efforts have also helped reduce new infections, although challenges such as stigma and access to treatment still persist.
Do Jews believe in AIDS?
So what is not to believe in? AIDS is an established medical condition. Being Jewish has nothing to do with it. It is worth noting that AIDS is not venerated in Judaism nor do Jews support AIDS. Jews pray for those who are afflicted with the deadly and debilitating disease, wishing them speedy recovery and an eventual cure.
