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	<title>Comments on: HIV Becoming MORE Virulent?</title>
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		<title>By: Loadswapper</title>
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		<description>Depends on how one defines virulent, I guess. From what I understand, when the virus mutates around a drug and becomes resistant to it, it becomes weaker in terms of destroying an immune system. So, using my case as an example, while it sucked that I had to go on meds pretty quickly as my immune system fell pretty quickly, my version of the virus is not resistant to any meds (yet). I&#039;m sure there are exceptions to that rule, but so far in my admittedly not-necessarily-representative circle of poz friends, the guys with the most resistance issues seem to be progressing to AIDS the slowest, and vice versa.

I do agree that introducing HAART changes everything though; just look at what antibacterial soap is doing, for example.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Depends on how one defines virulent, I guess. From what I understand, when the virus mutates around a drug and becomes resistant to it, it becomes weaker in terms of destroying an immune system. So, using my case as an example, while it sucked that I had to go on meds pretty quickly as my immune system fell pretty quickly, my version of the virus is not resistant to any meds (yet). I&#8217;m sure there are exceptions to that rule, but so far in my admittedly not-necessarily-representative circle of poz friends, the guys with the most resistance issues seem to be progressing to AIDS the slowest, and vice versa.</p>
<p>I do agree that introducing HAART changes everything though; just look at what antibacterial soap is doing, for example.</p>
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