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Answer:
Most people who contract the virus do so by having unprotected s*x with someone who said virus. Other ways are through shared needles- if two people share a drug needle when one has the virus, it can be transferred to the other person. HIV/AIDs could also be transferred from a pregnant mother to her newborn during pregnancy, birth, and/or breastfeeding.
Explanation:
HIV/AIDs does not survive long being outside of their host's body, and it is impossible to be spread through casual contacts such as kissing, hugging, sharing food, sweat, or sharing a drink with an infected person. You can only contract the virus if you are in direct contact with infected blood, semen, or vaginal fluids.
Answer: The correct answer is false. (:
Well its a virus that can kill you but it usally just weaoens your immune system and your body fights it off
BMI or the body max index is the basis if your weight is appropriate to your height. Oftentimes, many people do not have the normal BMI because of obesity or being overweight and underweight. So, if you are having a BMI which is below 20, chances are, you are going to experience Iron-deficiency Anemia, wherein the body is not able to get enough iron, and this would result in an imbalanced functioning of your body which would manifest in many ways. Also, having low BMI gives you a higher risk of acquiring lung problems especially those that are infection related problems. Hope this answer helps.
