HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS noun: HIV infection and AIDS, considered as a whole, that is, a single disease spectrum, from asymptomatic infection, through manageable symptoms, all the way to (in persons without adequate antiretroviral therapy) severe unmanageable AIDS.
Noun
HIV/AIDS (uncountable)
- HIV infection and AIDS, considered as a whole, that is, a single disease spectrum, from asymptomatic infection, through manageable symptoms, all the way to (in persons without adequate antiretroviral therapy) severe unmanageable AIDS.
- Synonyms:
- HIV disease
Synonyms of HIV/AIDS
Questions about HIV/AIDS
- What does HIV/AIDS mean?
- HIV/AIDS means HIV infection and AIDS, considered as a whole, that is, a single disease spectrum, from asymptomatic infection, through manageable symptoms, all the way to (in persons without adequate antiretroviral therapy) severe unmanageable AIDS.
- What part of speech is HIV/AIDS?
- HIV/AIDS is a noun.
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