Since the first reports on AIDS, the ability of HIV to "multiply" in the human body may have increased
Throughout the epidemic, HIV may have evolved to become more virulent, according to the results of a meta-analysis, reports msmeurasia.org with reference to the online edition of the journal AIDS. Virulence (from the Latin Virulentus - poisonous) is the degree of ability of a given infectious agent (strain of microorganism or virus) to infect a given organism.