Why has man not been able to cure viral diseases?

Answer 1

Virus' will mutate among themselves. A lot of people want to take antibiotics to take care of it. First, antibiotics are for infections not a virus. Second the over use has caused the drug resistant strains we are seeing today (VERSA).
You can find a cure for any virus out there. But that virus only happens once, then it becomes a new form. That is why a single cold can be passed around for months within a single family.pp

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Viruses are, by the classical definition, "not alive" so it is very hard to find something to kill something not alive--that is why antibiotics (from the latin anti--against--biotic--life) do not work. Also, viruses are extremely numerous and mutate frequently--making isolation of a substance against one almost impossible. Viruses have been found to be infective from the prehistoric era--tough little buggers!

Answer 4

People can't cure their need to destroy each other, so why should they be able to cure something else that destroys people?

Viruses are beneficial to the overall health of this planet.

Answer 5

A virus can replicate and mutate itself so that antibiotics are not effective against it.