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No. At this time there is no cure for HIV and no vaccine to prevent someone from becoming infected with HIV. However, there are highly effective medications ("antiretrovirals") available that have enabled many people with HIV disease to live longer and healthier lives, and have delayed the onset of AIDS.

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1 What is HIV?
2 What is AIDS?
3 What is the difference between HIV and AIDS?
4 How does someone get HIV?
5 How does someone know if they are infected with HIV?
6 Can you tell if someone has HIV or AIDS by looking at them?
7 Who is at risk for HIV?
8 Is there a cure or vaccine for HIV/AIDS?
9 Are there treatments and medicines for HIV/AIDS?
10 Is there a link between HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)?
11 What is the risk of HIV and other STD transmission from oral sex?
12 Can I get HIV from casual contact with someone who is infected?
13 How do I reduce my risk and protect myself from HIV?
14 What can I do to help in the fight to end HIV/AIDS?