Just what on earth happened in Houston for 17,000 people to have been diagnosed with HIV
17,000 + HIV cases, in ONE Week (Houston, Texas).
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Are you sure this is only ONE week? It could be just the city database of all people with hiv regardless of date of diagnosis
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Doesnβt everyone have something like herpes 1 and the herpes 2 is the same thing but just affects the genital areas?
How much of a jahanam speed runner do you have to be to get HIV then? 1 in 1000 chance of getting infected? La illaha illa llahu
I suspect young millenials and gen z, don't care anymore. In their filthy media, they love talking about 'going raw'.
I feel sorry for people who get it unknowingly, but the ones that sleep around, especially unprotected, untested, they should be treated like the criminals they are.
Haboyar you are 100% on the ball with this one. I'm only 19 and seen a lot of khasaro things happening in my gen. For instance there was a huge Chlamydia epidemic during my first year in Uni. 1 girl infected 12 men in the span of a single weekend.
What demographics of Muslims live in Dallas
Mostly Arab/Desi. It was the new trend to move there after pandemic.
How about the Somali population
We have around 5k in Texas. Most somalis live in the Dallas area.
Population is growing too.
Maybe there is a new strain of the disease. You would expect to first see signs of a new strain in the primary care setting and testing. It could be that the virus is being transmitted in a new way, maybe through the air and coughing due to a dangerous new mutation in the virus.
17K in one week we are looking at a pandemic.
I remember the first person to notice the shift in Corona virus from the very dangerous but slow spreading Delta variant to the fast spreading but less lethal Omicron variant was a family doctor in South Africa.
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