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GIANTmicrobes® Professional
| • H.I.V. kills CD4 cells, or T-helper cells | • Once the immune system is compromised, a person develops AIDS (acquired immuno-deficiency syndrome) | • H.I.V. is most commonly transmitted by sexual contact with an infected person | | • Insect bites and sweat carry almost no risk of transmission | • Studies show that drying H.I.V. infected fluids can reduce viral presence by 90-99% | • There is no vaccine for H.I.V. and no cure for AIDS |
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