h viruses work in the same way but AIDS is the most severe form of HIV. Diana Richardson stated in her book Women and AIDS that, " Early studies suggested that about one in ten people infected with the virus went on to develop AIDS." Years may pass before the symptoms of AIDS are recognized and even after death, symptoms may not be traced. AIDS has one victim, mankind, and does not fret over who it hurts.
             No one expert knows exactly were the virus first started. Novelist and Doctor M.D. Kurkland stated in his book Coping With AIDS: Facts and Fears, " It appears that the original virus that gave rise to the current HIV 1 and HIV 2 infections around the world arose somewhere in central Africa." There is no conclusive evidence linking the origin of AIDS with Africa. During the first outbreaks there were a number of cases that arose all over the world in countries as Africa, Europe, Norway, New Zealand, Brazil, Asia, the United States, and many more. In Charles Rinear's book, The Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and Hancock and Carim's book, AIDS The Deadly Epidemic, both stated researchers believe that AIDS originated in monkeys
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