What happens to the immune system of a person with HIV, and how may that infection develop into AIDS?

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At the time of infection with HIV, the higher the number of CD4+ cells that become damaged, the weaker the immune system becomes and the less able a person is to fight off infection and disease. Eventually, this results in the development of AIDS.

When touching things, like a dog, it will send your brain a signal of what the dog feels like and the brain send it back to your hand.

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