HIV is a viral pathogen that can be transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids like blood, semen, or breast milk. While HIV does not initially cause symptoms, it attacks and destroys CD4+ T cells over time weakening the immune system and progressing to AIDS without treatment. As the immune system deteriorates due to HIV destroying CD4+ T cells, opportunistic infections or cancers take advantage and signal the development of AIDS.
HIV is a viral pathogen that can be transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids like blood, semen, or breast milk. While HIV does not initially cause symptoms, it attacks and destroys CD4+ T cells over time weakening the immune system and progressing to AIDS without treatment. As the immune system deteriorates due to HIV destroying CD4+ T cells, opportunistic infections or cancers take advantage and signal the development of AIDS.
HIV is a viral pathogen that can be transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids like blood, semen, or breast milk. While HIV does not initially cause symptoms, it attacks and destroys CD4+ T cells over time weakening the immune system and progressing to AIDS without treatment. As the immune system deteriorates due to HIV destroying CD4+ T cells, opportunistic infections or cancers take advantage and signal the development of AIDS.
Biology-5090 Notes Introduction Signs and Symptoms How HIV causes AIDS Consolidation 1. Explain that HIV is viral pathogen? 2. Describe how HIV is transmitted. 3. Describe how HIV can leads towards AIDS.