Will there ever be a cure for AIDS?

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In the entirety of human history, we have never been able to cure ANY illness caused by virus. So the chances are basically non-existant at this point, and even in the future would require a huge leap in medical knowledge.

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Besides Death?

Not so far.

hum-are you the first to ask?
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No because people still are not very thorough in SAFE SEX

I would say no, they haven't even found a cure for acne or cancer, so hopes of finding a cure for aids is slim to none. There are many diseases they have no cure for .

is there a real cure for anything??we just treat symptoms not exactly the illnesses

I think there already is but the gov't is keeping population controlled and keeping revenues up..another wonderful conspiracy theory.

Not in this century at least.

Im unsure whether there will ever be a cure, hopefully so. I do however think that with increasing technology and awareness, it may be able to be managed much better and wont be such a life sentcene

the cure for AIDS is Death.for now.well, as a matter of fact.Death is a cure all.even for health.death is the cure, cuz everyone will die some time in their life.

no the only way to cure it is to round everyone up with the aids and send the to austraila and dont let them leave. till they are all dead then the aids will be gone.
and they will be no more australians wouldn't that be a good thing.
lol

yeah huge progress is being made all the time

tough to figure it because it is a virus.always mutating and whatnot.Would be nice if they did find one though.such a devastating disease

Scooby snack?

It's very tough to optimistic. But someday when Christ returns there will be no diseases. So, my answer would be yes!

see miss shinedown morden science and tecnology is advancing so rapidly that who knows that one day doctors may come up with something to cure AIDS.

I think AIDS is very much like cancer. They may discover something that can help get rid of it if they catch it in time. The only way they can beat it is if they can somehow 100% prevent it from spreading to others.

Once the HIV virus becomes resistant to standard antiretroviral drugs, there are limited options. One option is to take larger combinations of antiretroviral drugs, an approach known as salvage therapy. Unfortunately, salvage therapy often increases the side-effects and costs. Another is to take only one or two antiretroviral drugs, specifically ones that induce HIV mutations that diminish the virulence of the infection.

Today all of these treatments only prolong the rapid spread of the virus throughout the body. Eventually the immune system will become compromised.

If an HIV infection becomes sufficiently resistant to antiretroviral-drugs, treatment becomes more complicated. Treatment options continue to improve as additional new drugs enter clinical trials. However, these drugs are in limited distribution. Many of these drugs are are potentially dangerous.

However researchers across the world have made great advancements and it is possible that in the decades to come we will have a cure or at least a vaccine.

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