What is the difference between being HIV+ and having AIDS?

base_hex

HIV + is the virus that attaches to the immune system. When the immune system cannot cope any more it turns to full bblown AIDS. Oct 23 05, 2:44 PM

daddy1161992

H.I.V. is a virus, which causes A.I.D.S., which is a disease. Oct 25 05, 12:22 PM

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