Question

Why is AIDS medically and exam-wise important?

Options

• It shows that only B-cells are present.

• It links immunology with public health.

• It shows that T-cell function is generally preserved.

• It requires germ-free isolation because both T-cells and B-cells are absent from birth.

Answer 1

AIDS is important because it connects immunology with public health. HIV-related immune weakening affects susceptibility to widespread infections and requires public-health attention.