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Define AIDS

AIDS: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (abbreviated as AIDS) is a disease of the human immune system caused by the human immune-deficiency virus (that is, HIV). Its main symptoms are as:

• Lack of energy
• Weight loss
• Frequent yeast infections
• Short-term memory loss

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