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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. Here is a brief chronology of HIV/AIDS:. 1930 – Some time between 1910 and 1950 with 1930 being the most likely date HIV-1 M appears as a unique new retrovirus. There is still much debate as to how HIV. First appeared in human hosts. 1978 – Gay men in the US and Sweden begin to show symptoms of what will latter be identified as HIV/AIDS. The first signs of heterosexual HIV/AIDS appear in Haiti and Tanzania. 1985 – The US FDA sanctions an HIV antibody tes...
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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is the virus that causes AIDS. Outside of the human body, HIV is easily destroyed. Heat (temperature higher than 60o centigrade) and various disinfectants such as formaldehyde, bleach, alcohol, acetone, phenol, and others are effective ways to destroy HIV. Laboratory Diagnosis of HIV. Brief History of AIDS. Compare and Contrast Topics. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
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AIDS Work » 2010 » July
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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. Laboratory Diagnosis of HIV. For the diagnosis of HIV infection. A) What is the Window period? The window period represents the period of time between initial infection with HIV and when the body builds a measurable antibody response. During this period, HIV replicates in the blood and lymph nodes, but the infected person has no measurable antibody response. The virus can be detected during this phase by laboratory tests used to identify the virus itse...The f...
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animals | Health Benefits Blog
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About mental and physical health. Posts Tagged ‘ animals ’. Coprophagous Animals and Aesthetic Feelings. November 8, 2010. Some animals are coprophagous only in their infancy. The Australian eucalyptus forests are inhabited by charming little animals which look like cuddly teddy bears. They are koalas, reared in their mothers’ pouch which, unlike that of a kangaroo, opens to the rear. To begin with, the young feed on their mother’s milk and then eat […]. November 3, 2010.
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Alexander Technique | Health Benefits Blog
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About mental and physical health. Posts Tagged ‘ Alexander Technique ’. Benefits of Alexander Technique. November 1, 2010. The Alexander Technique is a process of re-education during which the individual unlearns poor posture and movement that has led to tension and sometimes pain in the body. By becoming consciously aware of the strain and unnecessary effort this is putting on the body, the individual goes on to relearn the body’s natural and correct […].
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AIDS Work » Diagnosis
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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. Archive for the ‘ Diagnosis ’ Category. Laboratory Diagnosis of HIV. For the diagnosis of HIV infection. A) What is the Window period? The window period represents the period of time between initial infection with HIV and when the body builds a measurable antibody response. During this period, HIV replicates in the blood and lymph nodes, but the infected person has no measurable antibody response. The virus can be detected during this phase by laborato...The f...
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AIDS Work » Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. “Acquired” means not innate nor inherited but transmitted from person to person; “Immune” is the body’s system of defense; “Deficiency” means not working to the appropriate degree; and “Syndrome” means a group of sings and symptoms. AIDS is the advanced stage of HIV infection. After the HIV virus. Laboratory Diagnosis of HIV. Brief History of AIDS. Compare and Contrast Topics.
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AIDS Work » History
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Providing help for people with HIV and AIDS. Archive for the ‘ History ’ Category. Here is a brief chronology of HIV/AIDS:. 1930 – Some time between 1910 and 1950 with 1930 being the most likely date HIV-1 M appears as a unique new retrovirus. There is still much debate as to how HIV. First appeared in human hosts. 1978 – Gay men in the US and Sweden begin to show symptoms of what will latter be identified as HIV/AIDS. The first signs of heterosexual HIV/AIDS appear in Haiti and Tanzania. 1985 – Th...
