how many people in the world now have AIDS?

Answer 1

UNAids says there are an estimated 40.3 million people currently living with the virus across the world, with almost 5 million infected in 2005.

Answer 2

"Glyconutrients have been proven to be effective in the fight
against HIV/AIDS." said the Honorable Edith Grace Ssempala,
the Ugandan ambassador to the United States. Dr. Akenga, a
graduate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and former
director of several hospitals in Southwestern Kenya, told the
Ugandan officials that glyconutrients were necessary to support
the body's normal function of repair. Now that You know this.
Will you join me in my quest to tell everyone that will listen?

Dr. Akenga said that the patients that he treated with glyconutrients were in terminal stages with many clinical manifes
tations of HIV/AIDS along with many of its complications. They
were bed-ridden and were brought to the hospitl to die while
their families made funeral arrangments. To my amazement all
of the patients were up and walking within 2 to 3 weeks!!

Answer 3

Enough to get up and do something about it. (Just incase you need the statistics to care, I'm not saying that you don't, it's 5 million that have already died, and 4.9. newly infected just in 2005.) It's either Trojan needs to start making their material out of metal, or these people need to realize that THIS FATAL DISEASE, which is different from an illness because it HAS no cure at the moment, is going to start babysitting the next generation. (If you get my point) Please use protection.

Answer 4

As of 2005, 38.6 million

Answer 5

A whole bunch. I think the number is like 40,000. I could be wrong.

Answer 6

too many....and with the numbers in africa impossible to count...that number may never be certain

Answer 7

too many
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