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I am surprised by how many people are currently living with AIDS/HIV versus how many people have died from it. Do you happen to know what the average life expectancy for someone with AIDS/HIV is?
ReplyDeleteGood job! Your article was interesting and organized. A part I found important was that 53.1% of the people infected with HIV in Africa. It is a great extent/reason to read.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised by the fact that the origin of HIV/AIDS is uncertain, even with modern technology and the focus on the virus/syndrome. Overall your article was well structured and provided great information!
ReplyDeleteThe way you put statistics in your intro was really good. It helped me grasp how big of an issue diseases are in Africa.
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