Synonyms for hiv
hiv

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1. HIVnoun

   infection by the human immunodeficiency virus

   Synonyms:
   human immunodeficiency virus

2. human immunodeficiency virus, HIVnoun

   the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS); it replicates in and kills the helper T cells

   Synonyms:
   human immunodeficiency virus

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1. • Retrovirus
   • Viral Infection

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1. List of paraphrases for "hiv":

   virus, vih, aids, anti-hiv, hlv, hiv-related, hiv-positive, viruses, hiv-

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1. Catherine Hanssens:

   There are a number of people with HIV who have been associated with this denialist movement, and many of them are dead.

2. Demetre Daskalakis:

   I'm feeling like I live somewhere in the '60s, talking about contraception and sometimes I can imagine deleting the word 'HIV' and saying 'unwanted pregnancy,' i think there is a lot of what's called 'slut shaming' in the Truvada story, but it's the exact analogy of what happened in the '60s with birth control. I mean, we've been living 30 years with the dogma that says the only way to be safe -- to prevent HIV infection -- is using condoms or abstinence.

3. Ravindra Gupta:

   Our findings show that the success of stem cell transplantation as a cure for HIV, first reported nine years ago in the Berlin patient, can be replicated.

4. John Ayers:

   Remember, people (were) asking, 'Can he play basketball?' 'Can I shake his hand?' There wasn't this trove of information about HIV, HIV prevention and HIV testing. When Sheen disclosed, there was this trove of information.

5. Del Rio:

   We need to strengthen healthcare systems, so people with HIV continue receiving medication in an appropriate way.