HIV is not fatal!

Doctors have released sensational news: a disease such as HIV can be transferred from the category of fatal to chronic.

Doctors have released sensational news: a disease such as HIV can be transferred from the category of fatal to chronic. After all, if a person is diagnosed with HIV at the age of 20, then if he follows a healthy lifestyle, he can live another 50 years.
The human immunodeficiency virus today can be considered more of a chronic illness like diabetes rather than a fatal disease. Thus, over the past decade, the life expectancy of people with HIV has increased by an average of 13 years. The danger of early death exists only for mature patients diagnosed with HIV. In this case, their life expectancy is significantly reduced.