Cure for HIV/AIDS ...?
i read an pharmasutical journal which say hiv/aids will be a curable disease by 2012.
And world will witness number of infected people on the world start decreasing after that.
is this possible.. ?
can we see cure for HIV/AIDS in subsequent 10 years.
how long HIV/AIDS can survive in this world...
science is shifting fast, i assume advance surrounded by science and new technology like bio-tech, nano-tech too back reasarchers and scientists to find a cure for HIV/AIDS.
Answer:
no cure available as such for now,
noboby can predict adjectives.
There is no cure yet, and pills advances slowly. Don't count on a cure for at lowest another ten years; probably more. There just is not ample funding for this kind of research.
We can singular hope.
I think it will be then than that sadly, the HIV/AIDS virus is one and only it is constantly changing and growing. Cancer have been around a while and we still don't hold a cure for that and it is not as complex as HIV/AIDS.
I believe there must be a cure for AIDS. tons alternate methods such as ayurveda have be claiming that they have the cure for aids.
their arguement is, since aids affects the immune system, if the tolerant is provided with medication that strengthens the immune system they disease can be cured.
but i dont consider they really have the 'cure' but near are many cases where on earth the patient have been competent to lead a better time and death have been delayed.
the resist would be to come up with a drug that would act faster than the aids virus surrounded by rejuvenating the immune system. i think this will help yourself to a couple of more years.
also we have to consider that ayurveda is a automatic herbal based system, and untaught systems take longer to produce results.
this giving of time is one thing the patients cant afford.
but i do believe and hope that we can come up near a cure for this atleast within the nest 2 decades.
If we took adjectives the cost of the hype and the price of ink for news stories and applied it to research a cure may be found a great deal sooner. I think it is one of the exotic Red Scares, in this shield blood. People make money around the HIV/AIDS situation, it have become a cottage industry. Not that there are not populace who care, various are working on the problem and are dedicated to a solution, and they enjoy to pay rent close to anyone else. Money is a big factor. Over population may be another.
we can opnly hope! at least they are competent to control it now near the cocktail of medicine they own to take but it is ashame that not adjectives people can afford the meds.
It is unlikely at hand will be a cure by 2012. HIV uses RNA as its genome, which is converted to DNA by a protein call reverse transcriptase. A hallmark of these virus is the fact that they mutate at a highly high rate (much faster than if DNA be used as the genome) due to the low fidelity of reverse transcriptase. That is why all of the medication that are available now one and only work for a short time- the virus will mutate to lessen or eliminate the effects of the meds.
Also, I needed to note that the biology astern HIV is much simpler than cancer. Cancer is a multifactorial disease that requires 6-8 mutations in critical genes in the past it becomes malignant, which will ebb and flow greatly from person to soul. It is for this reason that a single cure for cancer is unlikely given its sundry nature.
We own not been competent to cure the common cold despite trying for a totally long time. The HIV virus literally gets inside of the cell, where it get busy manufacturing copies of itself. It also have a way of modifying its genetic signature so that a vaccine is outstandingly hard to produce. I intuitively am extremely pessimistic that a cure will be found in the direct future, if ever.
The individual real solution involves modifiying human behavior, and attempts to do so enjoy been a miserable letdown.
there is no cure for aids. nearby will be a vaccine available in a close at hand future mandatory for everyone and aids will be freshly a bad experience.