The Russian doctor recalled: this virus kills 1 million people a year

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The famous Russian doctor Aleksandr Myasnikov recalled the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), saying that the virus in question costs 1 million people a year.

RussiaA spokesman for the coronavirus pandemic control center in Moscow, Dr. Aleksandr Myasnikov recalled that the HIV virus, which leads to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) disease and is transmitted to 1.7 million people each year, said that this virus costs 1 million people a year.

Myasnikov said in the Telegram post: “The virus that passed from animals to humans spread to 65 million people in the number of months.”

The Russian doctor, who said that an HIV vaccine has not yet been developed, also stressed that it is not possible to recover the disease until the end of the trap.