Aids isn't the disease that affects any cells, the virus that affects your CD4 cells is HIV. Aids (auto immune defiency syndrome) is what a person gets from HIV and ultimately dies from complications due to AIDS. colds and flus.
About 1.1 people in the United States are infected with HIV/AIDS
Yes, if the semen is infected with the aids virus.
Zambia on the continent of Africa has the highest rate of AIDS and % infected.
Nothings pops up immediately, (autoimmunity specifically directly against white blood cells). But in AIDS (HIV disease) there isn't an autoimmune reaction either. It's HIV attacking (a.o) CD4 T-cells, which leads to an immunodeficiency. CD8 T-cells and NK-cells will undoubtedly kill infected CD4 T-cells, but this is the normal immune reaction, which will happen to all (most) infected nucleated cells.
Receive it from an infected person.
No they can not if neither is infected.
No, not likely.
there is no cure for aids .
Yes you certainly can.
no
It's not that they lose the white blood cells, it's that the white blood cells are actually infected with AIDS. If they got the disease where they made too much, then more white blood cells would just get infected. The overall effect would be the same. The white blood cells can't kill HIV/AIDS because the virus is changing so much that your body can't really recognize it. Besides, histiocytosis (the disease where your body makes an excess of white blood cells) would probably just complicate the situation.
Ther is no cure for AIDS