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On top of this, HIV can even kill uninfected immune system cells, a phenomenon we are just beginning to understand. This is why HIV is named the “human immunodeficiency virus”. When the immune system is damaged, it is treacherously difficult for your body to fight against HIV or other opportunistic infections.

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A HIV uses the humans immune system to spread and multiply. The immune system is what tackles and kills viruses. With the HIV{ Which is a virus } using the virus killing system, its immune to what the immune system does to kill the HIV virus.

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