Journal sur le SIDA et la recherche clinique

Unraveling the Mystery of HIV: The Complex Causes behind the Devastating Virus

Abstract

Marci Martz

HIV superinfection is a phenomenon where an individual who is already infected with one strain of HIV gets infected with another strain of the virus. This can happen when a person engages in unprotected sex with an HIVpositive partner who has a different strain of the virus, or when a person shares needles with someone who is infected with a different strain of the virus. HIV superinfection is relatively rare, but it can have serious consequences for the health of those affected. Superinfection occurs when an HIV-positive individual is exposed to a different strain of the virus.