if evolution doesn't exist then why haven't we been able to cure AIDS?

Question

even with the medication that exist we still can't cure aids and it because it evole to resist the drugs

Answer 1

Oh, no, no, no, even medication couldn't cure the earliest trait of HIV. Understand how HIV works (infects immune system)

HIV primarily infects vital cells in the human immune system such as CD4+ T cells. HIV infection leads to low levels of CD4+ T cells through three main mechanisms: firstly, direct viral killing of infected cells; secondly, increased rates of apoptosis in infected cells; and thirdly, killing of infected CD4+ T cells by lymphocytes that recognize infected cells. When CD4+ T cell numbers decline below a critical level, immunity is lost, and the body becomes progressively to opportunistic infections. If untreated, eventually most HIV-infected individuals develop AIDS and die


More importantly, viruses can't be cured by drugs



Small note: Not a good example of evolution, but I appreciate it.

Answer 2

Evolution exists. It has nothing to do with AIDS but humans are working on the cure and will find one in due course just like they found a cure for smallpox, polio and some forms of venereal diseases.

Answer 3

AIDS might have come from a monkey bite, i'm not sure on that. whether it became no longer began from gay people, returned interior the eighty's that's what people linked HIV/AIDS with. they did no longer comprehend the place is got here from, and did no longer comprehend a thank you to truly cope with it. sure a majority of the people who has HIV/AIDS have been gays (particularly adult males). i do no longer think of there'll ever be a treatment, they are in a position to come again close yet all of the drug industries are making a great style of money from all of the medicine that folk purchase that have AIDS. in the event that they has a treatment they does no longer get as lots money from people than they at the instant are for the people paying for the medicine.

Answer 4

Drug and antibiotic resistance are good examples of evolution in action. Somebody should tell that idiot Mel Gibson that we didn't come from apes. We evolved down a different a evolutionary line. That's why there are still apes.

Answer 5

If the virus didn't mutate then I'm still not sure we'd be able to cure it, but eventually the human immune system would find a way to beat it... so I wouldn't say that's the best proof of evolution, though I appreciate the sentiment.

Answer 6

Why bother arguing with fundamentalist religious zealots about evolution. Religion is faith based - emotively driven by our fear of our mortality. Science proves the probability of its theories through thorough testing of evidence and the collation of data.
I believe people who prefer to believe the mythology of religious explanations for the origins of the universe let alone the species disrespect God as he/she/ it may exist.
They reject the miracle of our scientific ability to develop our intellectual sophistication and understanding of how we came to be and cling to primitive ideas about the Universe.
So go read a few scientific journals about why we can't cure aids and forget about trying to enlighten the ignorant because they are not arguing from a point of logic.

Answer 7

Evolution exists
How else did AIDS get here.
Or did god create it.
Put it in a wee box with a note do not open until the end of the 20th century.
That is what christians obviously believe.

Answer 8

Cure it science created it in a lab, it is called population control,also there has been a cure for cancer since the fifty's but too much money made
on the treatments.

Answer 9

HIV has not been evolving to resist any "cure". We have never found a "cure" for it. It may be becoming more drug resistant, but you are WAY off base suggesting it has evolved at such a rate that it has beaten our defenses. If were evolving at that rate it would have been airborne after infecting patient zero - Dugas who purposely infected over 200 people (all gays).

Answer 10

that has nothing to do with evolution.

We haven't cured aids because the virus inserts it's DNA into your own DNA and there is no way to get rid of it. The drugs keep the virus from replicating in your body, but if you stop taking the drugs, the virus can reactivate and come back.