Where did AIDS come from? From gorillas or biological weapons?

AIDS is a particularly harmful infectious disease. It is caused by infection with the AIDS virus, which is the HIV virus. HIV is a terrible virus that attacks the human immune system. The most important CD4 T lymphocytes in the human immune system are the main target of this virus. It will destroy these lymphocytes in large quantities and then cause the human body to lose its immune function. As a result, the human body becomes very easy to be infected with various diseases, and malignant tumors may also occur. The survival rate of this disease is very small. As for the HIV virus, its incubation period in the human body is on average 8 to 9 years. Before the patient develops AIDS, he or she can live and work without any symptoms for many years.

Some scientific research believes that AIDS originated in Africa and was later brought to the United States by some immigrants. On June 5, 1981, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a case report of five patients with AIDS in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly. This was the first time in the world that There are official records about AIDS. In 1982, this disease was named "AIDS". Soon after, AIDS spread rapidly to every continent. In 1985, a foreigner who traveled to China fell ill and was hospitalized at Peking Union Medical College Hospital. However, he died soon after. It was later confirmed that he died of AIDS. This case The incident was the first case of AIDS discovered in my country.

Although many medical researchers around the world have made great efforts, no drug that can cure AIDS has been developed so far. AIDS has now been included in my country's Class B notifiable infectious diseases, and it has been listed as one of the infectious diseases monitored by border health.

AIDS is definitely not a virus that comes from biochemical weapons. I heard that it came from the bodies of chimpanzees. I don’t know how it got into humans. However, AIDS is a very scary virus. Everyone must pay attention to protecting themselves and not letting themselves be harmed by this virus.