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Which changes take place in the immune system of a person who is infected with hiv, and how might that infection develop into aids
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Which changes take place in the immune system of a person who is infected with hiv, and how might that infection develop into aids
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Well a person with HIV would only have AIDS if he/she has really low number of CD4 cells if this is the case that is when doctors would diagnose that person with AIDS. Hope I helped
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