how long can HIV/AIDS exist in world ?

Question

as science is progressing everyday, reasrch. trials are in progress, technologies like bio-tech, nano-tech is next on cards, I even read that by 2020, there will be no communicable disease.And most of the existing will be eliminated by then, upto how much extent it"s true ?

Answer 1

as the science advances the mutation of pathogenic microbes and viruses go on.i believe communicable diseases will stay as long as there are people spreading it from one place to another.

Answer 2

I think its mostly true. Science and technology keep advancing every day. I'm sure they will come up with a cure or vaccine for hiv/aids soon enough. But i do think some diseases are underestimated. I don't think its possible to wipe out all of them. They multiply quickly and are able to adapt many different ways to ensure survival, that is the goal of all living organisms. I also think that if by some chance they do eliminate all diseases, there will always be something else to harm us.

Answer 3

HIV will eventually be completely controlled by a single dosing med, but never completely eliminated. The virus stays in latent untouchable pools in the brain, digestive system, genital track and more. Not just in the blood. These latent cells infected with the HIV DNA can hold out for 62 years, or a lifetime. Sciene will make great advancements by 2020 but to state all diseases will be eliminated is a great exageration. I think most diseases will be able to be controlled, not eliminated by them. HIV will probably be controlled to a harmless virus by immune therapy given by yearly and bi-yearly injection by 2020. But it will still be around, just not feared near as much.

Answer 4

Up till now, there is unfound cure for AIDS/HIV.

We totally canot wipe out disease, or vrus in this world, as every time, even now, as we speak, new viruses are evolving, or mutating.\This sets a challenge for the medical pple to experiment and find new ways to offset the virus, or disease.

Remember, life is a lifelong learning process, ..There is never an end to anyhing.
Certainly i do hope that this world will be disease free, and every one can leave happily ever after..
But we must be more practical..

Answer 5

Wow that would be nice. I might just be able to make it til then and live another hundred years.

don't believe that one at all. It will not happen. As we figure out how to take care of one probloem another shows up. We are making progress but it wll not be that soon and that easy.

Answer 6

well HIV nd AIDS r two different wordz nd 2 ans dis question i av u b bad . Well wen a boy or a man sleepz wid different2 galz everyday den he gatz dese diseases nd till he dosent stops doin dese bad activites den v wont av HIV/AIDS any more

Answer 7

Depends, but I doubt. There might even be new diseases that have the ability to mutate against antibodies or vaccination.

Answer 8

regardless of all of the bio-,micro-,nano-,techs , & many greater 2 come, the HIV virus has& will outsmart all its enemies. yet its very survival relies upon on the carelessness, callousness,& lack of understanding of mankind. on condition that we stop its transmission / unfold for the duration of the international, will this virus die a sluggish dying (alongside with the death of all its prisoners / contaminated beings).

Answer 9

ALTHOUGH WE CAN FIND A CURE FOR IT BY 2020, BUT THE DISEASE AND THE VIRUS R THERE 2 STAY INDEFINITELY

Answer 10

Until the last virus of HIV/AIDS don't gets vanished.